Elasticsearch: Fix default max concurrent shard requests (#17770)

Elasticsearch v7.0 changed the behavior of max concurrent shard
requests and the default to 5. v5.6 and before 7.0 the default
is 256. This adds some additional behavior given certain
version is selected when configure the datasource to set
default max concurrent shard requests.
Changing from a version pre-v7.0+ to v7.0+ sets max
concurrent shard requests to 5.
Changing from a version v7.0+ to a pre-v7.0 sets max
concurrent shard requests to 256.

Fixes #17454
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Marcus Efraimsson
2019-06-28 18:38:16 +02:00
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In 6.2 we completely removed the backend session storage since we replaced the previous login session implementation with an auth token.
If you are using Auth proxy with LDAP an shared cached is used in Grafana so you might want configure [remote_cache] instead. If not
Grafana will fallback to using the database as an shared cache.
### Upgrading Elasticsearch to v7.0+
The semantics of `max concurrent shard requests` changed in Elasticsearch v7.0, see [release notes](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/7.0/breaking-changes-7.0.html#semantics-changed-max-concurrent-shared-requests) for reference.
If you upgrade Elasticsearch to v7.0+ you should make sure to update the datasource configuration in Grafana so that version
is `7.0+` and `max concurrent shard requests` properly configured. 256 was the default in pre v7.0 versions. In v7.0 and above 5 is the default.