{"push_id":1017354974,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"6b386a63dd112a42fb31bcd23f3e685dd5f040d8","before":"c3c322b174bd2148a0ee80c73607e5f3c4fc1f12","commits":[{"sha":"6b386a63dd112a42fb31bcd23f3e685dd5f040d8","author":{"email":"635fc31d01fa593720982fa0568e87170cedbe2c@gmail.com","name":"Clark Boylan"},"message":"Updated openstack/openstack\nProject: openstack-infra/system-config  1260435c0536b7c47e811f2f0ae64c6143700fc4\n\nDon't install ES on logstash workers\n\nNow that we are running logstash 2.0 the logstash daemon can talk to\nelasticsearch directly and load balance across the cluster. This means\nwe don't need a local elasticsearch daemon to do that for us. The big\nsavings here is in memory so stop installing and running elasticsearch\ncompletely on the workers.\n\nNote this will not uninstall an existing ES install you will need to\nclean that up if a preexisting install is present.\n\nChange-Id: I9b622674a74a26e7c3024e684e05291f43aec021","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/openstack/openstack/commits/6b386a63dd112a42fb31bcd23f3e685dd5f040d8"}]}