Esi is a project mainly written in Python, it's free.
ESI: Elastic Search Investigation
Sick of messing with curl and reading through the output to figure out what's what with elastic search.
Usage: esi.py [options]
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-H HOST, --host=HOST Host running elasticsearch
-p PORT, --port=PORT Port running elasticsearch
--nodes Get summary of nodes JSON
--shard-distribution Get shard distribution JSON
--replica-distribution
Get replica distribution JSON
--cluster-state Get cluster state JSON
--cluster-health Get cluster health JSON
--node-stats Get node stats JSON
--shards Get shards JSON
--indices Get indices JSON
--aliases Get aliases JSON
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output
Nodes have IDs (eg, Su4FER3NTNqwB0W5ywjDRw), but they write log messages using odd names (eg, [Whitman, Debra]). What they do not have is hostnames and PIDs!
In the meantime, this makes it a bit easier to get a quick summary of nodes:
$ ./esi.py --nodes
{u'Su4FER3NTNqwB0W5ywjDRw': {u'attributes': {},
u'name': u'Whitman, Debra',
u'transport_address': u'inet[/10.110.246.163:9300]'},
u'bvmvdyVLRHK4mYQThHP7iQ': {u'attributes': {},
u'name': u'Steel Serpent',
u'transport_address': u'inet[/10.32.255.68:9300]'}}
Until I add some more features you can do the rest, mapping whatever you're looking at to what you know of your server addresses.