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2019-01-15 23:11:19 +01:00
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[[managing-index-lifecycle-policies]]
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=== Managing index lifecycle policies
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Your configured policies appear on the *Index lifecycle policies* page.
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You can update an existing index lifecycle policy to fix errors or change
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strategies for newly created indices. To edit a policy, select its name.
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[role="screenshot"]
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image::images/index_lifecycle_policies_options.png[][UI for viewing and editing an index lifecycle policy]
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In addition, you can:
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* *View indices linked to the policy.* This is important when editing a policy.
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Any changes you make affect all indices attached to the policy. The settings
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for the current phase are cached, so the update doesn’t affect that phase. This
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prevents conflicts when you’re modifying a phase that is currently executing on
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an index. The changes takes effect when the next phase in the index lifecycle begins.
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* *Add the policy to an index template.* When an index is automatically
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created using the index template, the policy is applied. If the index is rolled
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over, the policies for any matching index templates are applied to the newly
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created index. For more information, see {ref}/indices-templates.html[Index templates].
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* *Delete a policy.* You can’t delete a policy that is currently in use or
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recover a deleted index.
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