SpawnModules will be going away very soon as part of
elastic/elasticsearchelastic/elasticsearch#12783. This change removes its use from all
x-plugins.
Most spawnmodules uses here were to either collect a number of modules
into one (so the modules were just moved up into the plugin itself), or
to spawn a module which interacted with an extension point from ES. This
change moves those, as well as most uses of PreProcessModule, to use
onModule.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@6430e35379
Today the XContent building of the response for the ClearRealmsCacheResponse is broken and causes
an exception to be thrown. This fixes the building of the response and adds tests that call the HTTP
endpoint and do a basic check on the response.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#390
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@8ad9dae4ea
This commit changes the groupId to the above mentioned one
so that S3 uploads will end up in the right bucket. This will
allow the Elasticsearch plugin manager to install the commercial
plugins like
```
bin/plugin install {watcher,shield,license,marvel}
```
like the official ones.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@642f1f006a
We can just run these during the integration test phase: there is
no benefit in running them during `mvn test` too.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@4b275920e2
With elastic/elasticsearchelastic/elasticsearch#12623 base test classes were renamed
to use "TestCase" suffix. This updates x-plugins to reflect those
name changes. It also renames some tests that were marked
with @Slow (which was forbidden with elastic/elasticsearchelastic/elasticsearch#12617 and
elastic/elasticsearch elastic/elasticsearch#12618) to use the IT suffix to run
under `mvn verify`.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@05ffe2f202
homeFile() is removed and should not be used, we need to cleanup,
but this is just a rote change to get builds green.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@05d0fb4a7c
Prior to this commit, we were InetAddress.getLocalHost() to get the hostname and host
address when auditing. This is different than how we report the node's hostname and host
address in other places where we use NetworkUtils. This caused false failures to be seen
with the IndexAuditTrail tests. This commit switches the audit trails to use the NetworkUtils
methods.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#285
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@c0bd7e94f6
Today, if a LDAP server is down and the LDAP realm uses the user search mechanism this will prevent the
node from starting up. This is not ideal because users can still authenticate with another realm if it is
configured. This change tries to create the connection pool on initialization but if it fails, creation will retried
on each attempted authentication until the server is available again.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#107
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@f2ccf858ff
Currently, we use the local cluster state when determining if the index audit trail can be
started. This is correct when we are logging to the same cluster but is incorrect when we
log to a remote cluster. Instead we should try to initialize the client and get the remote
cluster's state.
This also changes the enqueue method to stop throwing an exception on failing to add a
message to the queue. The exception was unnecessary and causing hard to read logs.
It is now replaced with a simple warn log message.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#317
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@238e9159b3
Currently, we attach the internal audit user to all requests. This is incorrect for requests that
need to be sent to a remote cluster. For these cases, we should require a user to be defined
to access the remote cluster if it is protected by Shield.
Additionally, the origin_address field for rest request fields is formatted differently than other
address fields. This changes the field to only be the remote address.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#278Closeselastic/elasticsearch#279
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@a5f86b1974
