This commit introduces a new watcher setting to defer starting watcher
until it has been called with the API for the first time. This is
primarily useful in testing environments, as this ensures that watcher
does not try to reload itself because of starting first and then
creating watcher indices.
In addition the undocumented and unused option
xpack.watcher.start_immediately has been removed.
Relates elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#3854
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@2b55aec4ad
This fixes a regression introduced in Elasticsearch 6.0, when switching
from HttpURLConnection to the Apache HTTP Client.
In the old implementation there was no way to specify if you wanted to use HTTP
or HTTPS for your proxy, only HTTP. If people needed to use HTTPs, they
could just use the CONNECT feature of the proxy.
The new implementation used the scheme of the request that was about to
be sent out as the proxy scheme to be used. So if the request was HTTPS
but the proxy server was HTTP this created a problem.
This commit changes the default scheme to be just HTTP, so that then the
standard CONNECT procecure is taken care off.
Without a real proxy server this is super hard to test. I have verified
this with the following test against a tinyproxy running on port 8888,
but I do not have a great idea how to test this in a unit testable way using a real proxy.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@f68e72d8f1
The watcher index uses auto expanding of replicas nowadays, so there is
no need to set the number of replicas.
Also ensuring that all watcher indices are green on startup has been moved
to one call, in order to prevent indices being moved around after adding
the triggered watches or watch history index.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@dbe04adf64
Snapshot versions before 6.3 do not exist in the public, so they need to
be pulled from snapshots.elastic.co/maven.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@3cc94add91
* Add fields to `.logstash`'s mapping in template
This "makes room" in the index for pipeline settings and node groups. Due to this change, users will be able to specify settings and node groups for a pipeline via the Centralized Config Management UI in Kibana. Logstash will only retrieve pipelines associated with the node group specified via the `xpack.management.group.id` setting in `logstash.yml`. For the retrieved pipelines, Logstash will apply any (optionally) specified pipeline settings before (re)loading the pipelines.
* Making field name more explicit + adding multi field for better search
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@2df101f0b1
This adds the `HEADERS_SETTING` as setting reported by the Monitoring plugin, which was changed in 6.2.
It also adds an IT to ensure that it is not missed in the future (existing integration tests were passing in the Settings and not being validated by the cluster!).
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@d6f0b4b503
* SQL: fix name of Arithmetic functions
Remove id from name of Arithmetic function and improve name of Neg
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@4f3e8d6a2d
Since elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#3254 security headers have been stored in datafeed cluster state
to allow the datafeed to run searches using the credentials of the user
who created/updated it. As a result the parser was changed to read the
"headers" field so that cluster state could be reloaded. However, this
meant that datafeed configs could be submitted with a "headers" field.
No security loophole arose from this, as subsequent code overwrites the
contents of any supplied headers. But it could be confusing that an
erroneously supplied field did not cause a parse failure as it usually
would.
This change makes the config parser for datafeeds reject a "headers"
field. Now only the metadata parser used for reloading cluster state
will read a "headers" field.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@afa503275f
java.time features it's own halted clock, called a fixed clock, we can
use that one.
On top of that the watcher xcontent parser does not need a clock at all,
just a timestamp when parsing happened.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@2061aeffe1
The api jar was added for xpack extensions. However, extensions have
been removed in favor of using SPI, and the individual xpack jars like
core and security are published to enable this. This commit removes the
api jar, and switches the transport client to use the core jar (which
the api jar was just a rename of).
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@58e069e66c
There were a number of leftover unnecessary elements in the module
build.gradle files that were holdovers from copying the original plugin
build.gradle. This commit removes these elements.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@08babbd520
For the idp-fixture (OpenLDAP + SAML), we have been generating the CA as part of the provisioning steps for the VM and then adding it to the test resources for the gradle project.
This meant that test-resources were dependent on vagrant provision, and as a consequence vagrant would download and provision the box during precommit. A bad thing (TM)
This change introduces a pre-generated CA, which is supplied to the VM instead so the tests only depend on fixed resources.
(The SAML integration test still uses the generated IdP Metadata file, but it copies it as part integ-test cluster setup, and doesn't treat it as a gradle "test resource")
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@a352bf2a1f
When I dropped the CI script changes for SQL I forgot to restore the old
behavior. This fixes that.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@0e18b41464
The docs include portions of the SQL tests and for that to work they
need to point to position of the tests. They use a relative directory
but relative to *what*? That turns out to be a fairly complex thing to
answer, luckilly, `index.x.asciidoc` defines `xes-repo-dir` which points
to the root of the xpack docs. We can use that to find the sql tests
without having to answer the "relative to what?" question in two places.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@ebea586fdf
Calling start() when already in the STARTING state doesn't do anything, so the component
gets stuck in STARTING state forever.
Also: wait on the required index name not just the cluster.
Also: added more logging to help diagnose such issues (either in RemoteIndexAuditTrailStartingTests or production)
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@fb81214fe7
The old home made sense before x-pack was split. The new home lines up
with where security keeps its scripts.
The jar file wasn't being included any more so this re-adds that.
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@d3ec941397
This commit wraps the TestCluster in one that does not check stats to prevent tripping an
assertion for the accounting breaker as the index audit trail is running in the background and
will affect the value of the breakers.
See elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#157
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@381ebbd413
This commit adds special handling for null values when building a DistinguishedNamePredicate for
role mapping. Previously this would have resulted in an exception from the unboundid ldapsdk as
the DN is invalid.
relates elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#3787
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@9386dae03e
Dimitrios Athanasiou
Alexander Reelsen
Tanguy Leroux
Chris Earle
Michael Basnight
Shaunak Kashyap
Nik Everett
Ryan Ernst
Costin Leau
Ioannis Kakavas
Lisa Cawley
Martijn van Groningen
Lee Hinman
Albert Zaharovits
David Kyle
markharwood
David Roberts
Tim Vernum
Tim Vernum
Jason Tedor
jaymode
Jay Modi
Nik Richers