- The order of fields impacts rollup performance. Aggregating by smaller buckets and then by larger buckets is faster - than the opposite. For example, if you are rolling up flight data for five airlines with 100 destinations, - aggregating by airline and then by destination is faster than aggregating by destination first. -
++ The order of fields impacts rollup performance. Aggregating by smaller buckets and then by larger buckets is + faster than the opposite. For example, if you are rolling up flight data for five airlines with 100 destinations, + aggregating by airline and then by destination is faster than aggregating by destination first. +
+You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding.
+You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding.
+- You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding. -
++ You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding. +
+You can't change aggregations or metrics after creating a job. Double-check your choices before proceeding.
+You can't change aggregations or metrics after creating a job. Double-check your choices before proceeding.
+You can't change aggregations or metrics after creating a job. Double-check your choices before proceeding.
+You can't change aggregations or metrics after creating a job. Double-check your choices before proceeding.
+You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding.
+You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding.
+- You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding. -
++ You can't change indices after creating a job. Double-check the source and target index names before proceeding. +
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