When I login to Jira I get a popup stating that the Lucene health check has failed.
When I click on the link in the popup, it shows me that all health checks are OK.
This is quite annoying as this message is shown every day.
Hi Andre,
I also have these messages pop-up from time to time. Lucene refers to the sync of your JIRA application with the indexing of all issues/work items on the server/DB. The health check runs automatically every 15 minutes as does the auto indexing of issues, so often the DB/server catches up and the sync issue is automatically resolved but you still get the message pop up as a kind of delayed notification when you log in.
Normally I've found that locking JIRA and re-building the index (quickest) or background re-indexing (keeps JIRA available for use) resolves the issue.
Dave
We are seeing "The last issue update recorded in the database was at (12/4/17 2:31 PM) but the last issue update recorded in the index was at (12/4/17 2:31 PM)."
Note that the two times are identical, so I'm not sure what it's complaining about.
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We also get this error far too often only for the Health Check page to say everything is ok.
Looks like it is tracked here: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/ATST-835
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Like from me to this tipoc. I have this issue regular like once per week on JIRA v7.3.6. One of ideas - it appears after any of configuration changes ( user previleges, screen schemes etc.). But still the question - why in detalisation it is ok.
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We're also experiencing this in Jira - as well as for the End of Life system health check...yet when you click to 'Find out more' it's all fine. Strange, but annoying!
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