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Search sessions settings in Kibana
editSearch sessions settings in Kibana
editConfigure the search session settings in your kibana.yml configuration file.
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The frequency for updating the state of a search session. The default is |
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How many search sessions Kibana processes at once while monitoring
session progress. The default is |
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How long Kibana stores search results from unsaved sessions,
after the last search in the session completes. The default is |
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How long a search session can run after a user navigates away without saving a session. The default is |
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How many retries Kibana can perform while attempting to save a search session. The default is |
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How long search session results are stored before they are deleted.
Extending a search session resets the expiration by the same value. The default is |
