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Add known issue docs for elastic#79371
This commit adds the bug elastic#79371 as a known issue in documentation from 7.12.0 to 7.15.1. Backport of elastic#79473
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=== Known issues
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include::7.12.asciidoc[tag=frozen-tier-79371-known-issue]
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* Snapshot and restore: If an index is deleted while the cluster is
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concurrently taking more than one snapshot then there is a risk that one of the
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snapshots may never complete and also that some shard data may be lost from the
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=== Known issues
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// tag::frozen-tier-79371-known-issue[]
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* Frozen tier: (Windows only) The frozen data tier relies on multiple caching mechanisms
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to speed up access to searchable snapshot files. One of these caches uses
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse_file[sparse files] to avoid creating large
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files on disk when it is not strictly required. A bug prevented files from being
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created with the right options to enable sparse support on Windows, leading {es} to
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create potentially large files that can end up consuming all the disk space.
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This issue is fixed in {es} versions 7.15.2 and later. There is no known workaround
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for earlier versions. Filesystems that enable sparse files by default are not affected.
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For more details, see {es-issue}79371[#79371].
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// end::frozen-tier-79371-known-issue[]
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* If autoscaling is enabled for machine learning, the administrator of the cluster
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should increase the cluster setting `xpack.ml.max_open_jobs`. This allows autoscaling
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to run reliably as it relies on assigning jobs only via memory. Having

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