- Moved all role action classes to live under `o.e.s.action.role`
- Moved all realm related action classes (for now just the clear cache) to live under `o.e.s.action.realm`
- Moved all user action classes to live under `o.e.s.action.user`
- Moved all the rest actions to live under `o.e.s.rest.action`
- Changed the `clear role cache` endpoint to `/_shield/role/{id}/_clear_cache` (aligned with all other role endpoints)
- Changed `InternalShieldUserHolder` to the `InternalShieldUser` singleton user... to be aligned with `InternalMarvelUser` and `InternalWatcherUser`.
- Removed the dedicated audit log user. The new `InternalShieldUser` is now the user that manages and writes to the audit log indices
- Extracted the `User.System` class to a top level `InternalSystemUser` class (to be aligned with the other internal user classes)
- Removed the `SystemRole` class (the `InternalSystemUser` class now holds all the needed info/logic)
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@cf82b257d1
Similar to the lifecycle services, stopping the shield lifecycle should
also ensure that the poller threads are stopped, which is tricky, in case
they run through huge user/role lists.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@7a48f19853
Restoring empty contexts causes issues with searches, but failure to restore the
original context when executing index requests that auto-create results in a
the index operation being tried by the system user.
See elastic/elasticsearch#1380
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@522f857de7
This removes a check in the ClearRolesCacheTests that is prone to failure due to the
possibility of the cache poller running while we modify documents and updating cached
values prior to the test issuing the get roles call.
See elastic/elasticsearch#1354
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@ba0b803466
This change migrates all of the xpack code to use the new ThreadContext when
dealing with headers and context data. For the most part this is a simple
cutover, but there are some things that required special casing. The internal
actions that executed by a user's requests need to forcefully drop the context
and set the system user. The workaround for this will be improved in a followup.
Additionally, the RequestContext still lives on due to the OptOutQueryCache,
which requires some core changes to fix this issue.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@87d2966d93
This commit is the x-plugins side of the refactoring of script settings.
Relates elastic/elasticsearchelastic/elasticsearch#16197
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@4c429933b9
As of elastic/elasticsearchelastic/elasticsearch#16054 all index level settings
must be registered and use the new settings infrastructure. This commit
prepares for the merge to provide a smooth transition.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@bc0a4fec07
Due to lingering threads when shutting down when running this in CI
this disables watcher in this tests. It is really hard to reproduce
to get the correct order of start/stop. The reason here is, that watcher
is still starting and not finished, when stop is called on the plugin.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@2de85bcba6
When debugging role mapping it is useful to know the actual user DN, which is only logged
when something is actually mapped to the DN. Since this is logged at debug level, we should
always log it.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@b690c757d3
Previously we only exposed the use of a single URL for LDAP realms, while the code supported
multiple URLs. Internally we always used a failover server set, which would have provided failover
to another LDAP server if multiple existed. This change introduces a new setting `load_balance.type`
on the realm that indicates the type of load balancing. Valid options are:
* `failover` - the first server in the list will be used until it fails and then additional servers will be tried until
one succeeds. The first successful server will be used from now on. This is the default.
* `round_robin` - continuously iterates through the list of servers for each new connection. If a server is down,
the iteration will continue until a successful connection is made. The downfall here is that the list does not
get reordered on a down server, so there is overhead for always trying the servers in order.
* `dns_failover` - This server set takes a single URL that uses a DNS that will resolve to multiple IP addresses.
Connections will be consistently attempted to servers in the order they are retrieved from the name service; there
is no re-ordering and the first successful connection will be used.
* `dns_round_robin` - This server set takes a single URL that uses a DNS that will resolve to multiple IP addresses.
The addresses retrieved from the name service will connected to in the same order as `round_robin`.
Closeselastic/elasticsearch#31
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@9ce9a1bf23
Nik Everett
uboness
Simon Willnauer
Boaz Leskes
Jason Tedor
Alexander Reelsen
jaymode
Jay Modi
Adrien Grand
Martijn van Groningen
markharwood
Lee Hinman
javanna
Igor Motov