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Monitoring for Large Shards

Description

This watch is getting data from the Elasticsearch shards API directly and checking for large shards.

It creates a helper index (large_shards), and it uses it to alert one time (per shard) based off the size of the shards defined in the metadata.

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Tested versions 7.x
ECS compliant

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