List of Kibana plugins
editList of Kibana plugins
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This plugin contains the advanced settings management section allowing users to configure their advanced settings, also known as uiSettings within the code. |
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bfetch allows to batch HTTP requests and streams responses back. |
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The Charts plugin is a way to create easier integration of shared colors, themes, types and other utilities across all Kibana charts and visualizations. |
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Console provides the user with tools for storing and executing requests against Elasticsearch. |
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The Controls plugin contains Embeddables which can be used to add user-friendly interactivity to apps. |
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Register add-data cards |
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- Registers the dashboard application. - Adds a dashboard embeddable that can be used in other applications. |
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The data plugin provides common data access services, such as search and query, for solutions and application developers. |
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Create data views from within Kibana apps. |
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The reusable field editor across Kibana! |
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WARNING: Missing README. |
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The data views API provides a consistent method of structuring and formatting documents and field lists across the various Kibana apps. Its typically used in conjunction with <DocLink id="kibDevTutorialDataSearchAndSessions" section="high-level-search" text="SearchSource" /> for composing queries. |
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The ui/registry/dev_tools is removed in favor of the devTools plugin which exposes a register method in the setup contract. Registering app works mostly the same as registering apps in core.application.register. Routing will be handled by the id of the dev tool - your dev tool will be mounted when the URL matches /app/dev_tools#/<YOUR ID>. This API doesn’t support angular, for registering angular dev tools, bootstrap a local module on mount into the given HTML element. |
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Contains the Discover application and the saved search embeddable. |
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Embeddables are re-usable widgets that can be rendered on dashboard, but also in other apps. Developers can embed them directly in their plugin. End users can dynamically add them to embeddable containers. |
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This plugin contains reusable code in the form of self-contained modules (or libraries). Each of these modules exports a set of functionality relevant to the domain of the module. |
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The Event Annotation service contains expressions for event annotations |
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Expression Error plugin adds an error renderer to the expression plugin. The renderer will display the error image. |
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Expression Image plugin adds an image renderer to the expression plugin. The renderer will display the given image. |
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Expression Metric plugin adds a metric renderer and function to the expression plugin. |
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Expression MetricVis plugin adds a metric renderer and function to the expression plugin. The renderer will display the metric chart. |
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Expression Partition Visualization plugin adds a partitionVis renderer and pieVis, mosaicVis, treemapVis, waffleVis functions to the expression plugin. The renderer will display the pie, waffle, treemap and mosaic charts. |
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Expression Repeat Image plugin adds a repeatImage function to the expression plugin and an associated renderer. The renderer will display the given image in mutliple instances. |
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Expression Reveal Image plugin adds a revealImage function to the expression plugin and an associated renderer. The renderer will display the given percentage of a given image. |
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Expression pipeline is a chain of functions that pipe its output to the
input of the next function. Functions can be configured using arguments provided
by the user. The final output of the expression pipeline can be rendered using
one of the renderers registered in All the arguments to expression functions need to be serializable, as well as input and output. Expression functions should try to stay pure. This makes functions easy to reuse and also make it possible to serialize the whole chain as well as output at every step of execution. It is possible to add comments to expressions by starting them with a Expressions power visualizations in Dashboard and Lens, as well as, every element in Canvas is backed by an expression. This plugin provides methods which will parse & execute an expression pipeline string for you, as well as a series of registries for advanced users who might want to incorporate their own functions, types, and renderers into the service for use in their own application. |
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Expression Shape plugin adds a shape function to the expression plugin and an associated renderer. The renderer will display the given shape with selected decorations. |
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Expression Tagcloud plugin adds a tagcloud renderer and function to the expression plugin. The renderer will display the Wordcloud chart. |
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Expression XY plugin adds a xy renderer and function to the expression plugin. The renderer will display the xy chart. |
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Index pattern fields formatters |
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Moves the legacy ui/registry/feature_catalogue module for registering "features" that should be shown in the home page’s feature catalogue to a service within a "home" plugin. The feature catalogue refered to here should not be confused with the "feature" plugin for registering features used to derive UI capabilities for feature controls. |
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Contains the input control visualization allowing to place custom filter controls on a dashboard. |
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The inspector is a contextual tool to gain insights into different elements in Kibana, e.g. visualizations. It has the form of a flyout panel. |
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The plugin provides UI and APIs for the interactive setup mode. |
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An overview page highlighting Kibana apps |
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Tools for building React applications in Kibana. |
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This plugin registers the Platform Usage Collectors in Kibana. |
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Utilities for building Kibana plugins. |
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This plugins contains the "Stack Management" page framework. It offers navigation and an API to link individual managment section into it. This plugin does not contain any individual management section itself. |
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Utility plugin: |
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The navigation plugins exports the TopNavMenu component. It also provides a stateful version of it on the start contract. |
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The newsfeed plugin adds a NewsfeedNavButton to the top navigation bar and renders the content in the flyout. Content is fetched from the remote (https://feeds.elastic.co and https://feeds-staging.elastic.co in dev mode) once a day, with periodic checks if the content needs to be refreshed. All newsfeed content is hosted remotely. |
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The Presentation Utility Plugin is a set of common, shared components and toolkits for solutions within the Presentation space, (e.g. Dashboards, Canvas). |
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NOTE: This plugin is deprecated and will be removed in 8.0. See https://github.com/elastic/kibana/issues/46435 for more information. |
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The savedObjectsManagement plugin manages the Saved Objects management section. |
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Bridge plugin for consumption of the saved object tagging feature from oss plugins. |
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The service exposed by this plugin informs consumers whether they should optimize for non-interactivity. In this way plugins can avoid loading unnecessary code, data or other services. |
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The share plugin contains various utilities for displaying sharing context menu, generating deep links to other apps using locators, and creating short URLs. |
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Our mission is to make consistency in our user experience a product. |
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Telemetry allows Kibana features to have usage tracked in the wild. The general term "telemetry" refers to multiple things: |
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Telemetry’s collection manager to go through all the telemetry sources when fetching it before reporting. |
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This plugin adds the Advanced Settings section for the Usage and Security Data collection (aka Telemetry). |
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UI Actions plugins provides API to manage triggers and actions. Trigger is an abstract description of user’s intent to perform an action (like user clicking on a value inside chart). It allows us to do runtime binding between code from different plugins. For, example one such trigger is when somebody applies filters on dashboard; another one is when somebody opens a Dashboard panel context menu. Actions are pieces of code that execute in response to a trigger. For example, to the dashboard filtering trigger multiple actions can be attached. Once a user filters on the dashboard all possible actions are displayed to the user in a popup menu and the user has to chose one. In general this plugin provides: - Creating custom functionality (actions). - Creating custom user interaction events (triggers). - Attaching and detaching actions to triggers. - Emitting trigger events. - Executing actions attached to a given trigger. - Exposing a context menu for the user to choose the appropriate action when there are multiple actions attached to a single trigger. |
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This plugins contains helpers to redirect legacy URLs. It can be used to forward old URLs to their new counterparts. |
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The Usage Collection Service defines a set of APIs for other plugins to report the usage of their features. At the same time, it provides necessary the APIs for other services (i.e.: telemetry, monitoring, …) to consume that usage data. |
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The default editor is used in most primary visualizations, e.x. Area, Data table, Pie, etc. It acts as a container for a particular visualization and options tabs. Contains the default "Data" tab in public/components/sidebar/data_tab.tsx. The plugin exposes the static DefaultEditorController class to consume. |
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The markdown visualization that can be used to place text panels on dashboards. |
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Contains the data table visualization, that allows presenting data in a simple table format. |
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Contains the timelion visualization and the timelion backend. |
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x-pack/plugins
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The Kibana actions plugin provides a framework to create executable actions. You can: |
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The Kibana Alerting plugin provides a common place to set up rules. You can: |
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Allow to add a header banner that will be displayed on every page of the Kibana application |
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"Never look back. The past is done. The future is a blank canvas." ― Suzy Kassem, Rise Up and Salute the Sun |
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This plugin provides cases management in Kibana |
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The cloud plugin adds Cloud-specific features to Kibana. |
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Cloud Posture automates the identification and remediation of risks across cloud infrastructures |
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You can run a local cluster and simulate a remote cluster within a single Kibana directory. |
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Adds drilldown capabilities to dashboard. Owned by the Kibana App team. |
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The data_enhanced plugin is the x-pack counterpart to the src/plguins/data plugin. |
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The data_visualizer plugin enables you to explore the fields in your data. |
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Contains the enhancements to the OSS discover app. |
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Enhances Embeddables by registering a custom factory provider. The enhanced factory provider adds dynamic actions to every embeddables state, in order to support drilldowns. |
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The purpose of this plugin is to provide a way to encrypt/decrypt attributes on the custom Saved Objects that works with security and spaces filtering. |
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This plugin provides Kibana user interfaces for managing the Enterprise Search solution and its products, App Search and Workplace Search. |
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The event log plugin provides a persistent history of alerting and action activities. |
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The features plugin enhance Kibana with a per-feature privilege system. |
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WARNING: Missing README. |
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Fleet needs to have Elasticsearch API keys enabled, and also to have TLS enabled on kibana, (if you want to run Kibana without TLS you can provide the following config flag --xpack.fleet.agents.tlsCheckDisabled=false) |
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The GlobalSearch plugin provides an easy way to search for various objects, such as applications or dashboards from the Kibana instance, from both server and client-side plugins |
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The GlobalSearchBar plugin provides a search interface for navigating Kibana. (It is the UI to the GlobalSearch plugin.) |
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The globalSearchProviders plugin provides Kibana default search providers for the GlobalSearch plugin. |
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This is the main source folder of the Graph plugin. It contains all of the Kibana server and client source code. x-pack/test/functional/apps/graph contains additional functional tests. |
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This plugin helps users define Grok patterns, which are particularly useful for ingesting logs. |
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You can test that the Frozen badge, phase filtering, and lifecycle information is surfaced in Index Management by running this series of requests in Console: |
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Create an index with special characters and verify it renders correctly: |
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This is the home of the infra plugin, which aims to provide a solution for the infrastructure monitoring use-case within Kibana. |
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The ingest_pipelines plugin provides Kibana support for Elasticsearch’s ingest pipelines. |
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Visualization editor allowing to quickly and easily configure compelling visualizations to use on dashboards and canvas workpads. |
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This plugin is used by ES UI plugins to reject API requests when the plugin is unsupported by the user’s license. |
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This plugin enables users to activate a trial license, downgrade to Basic, and upload a new license. |
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The licensing plugin retrieves license data from Elasticsearch at regular configurable intervals. |
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README.md for developers working on the backend lists on how to get started using the CURL scripts in the scripts folder. |
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WARNING: Missing README. |
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Visualize geo data from Elasticsearch or 3rd party geo-services. |
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This is the metrics and entities plugin where you add can add transforms for your project and group those transforms into modules. You can also re-use existing transforms in your newly created modules as well. |
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This plugin provides access to the machine learning features provided by Elastic. |
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This plugin provides the Stack Monitoring kibana application. |
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This plugin allows for other plugins to add data to Kibana stack monitoring documents. |
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This plugin provides shared components and services for use across observability solutions, as well as the observability landing page UI. |
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This plugin adds extended support to Security Solution Fleet Osquery integration |
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This plugin helps users learn how to use the Painless scripting language. |
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This plugin helps users manage their remote clusters, which enable cross-cluster search and cross-cluster replication. |
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An awesome Kibana reporting plugin |
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Welcome to the Kibana rollup plugin! This plugin provides Kibana support for Elasticsearch’s rollup feature. Please refer to the Elasticsearch documentation to understand rollup indices and how to create rollup jobs. |
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The rule registry plugin aims to make it easy for rule type producers to have their rules produce the data that they need to build rich experiences on top of a unified experience, without the risk of mapping conflicts. |
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Welcome to the home of the runtime field editor and everything related to runtime fields! |
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Add tagging capability to saved objects |
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This plugin provides functionality to take screenshots of the Kibana pages. It uses Chromium and Puppeteer underneath to run the browser in headless mode. |
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The search profiler consumes the Profile API by sending a search API with profile: true enabled in the request body. The response contains detailed information on how Elasticsearch executed the search request. People use this information to understand why a search request might be slow. |
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See Configuring security in Kibana. |
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Welcome to the Kibana Security Solution plugin! This README will go over getting started with development and testing. |
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Session View is meant to provide a visualization into what is going on in a particular Linux environment where the agent is running. It looks likes a terminal emulator; however, it is a tool for introspecting process activity and understanding user and service behaviour in your Linux servers and infrastructure. It is a time-ordered series of process executions displayed in a tree over time. |
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See Configuring Kibana Spaces. |
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This plugin provides alertTypes shipped with Kibana for use with the the alerting plugin. When enabled, it will register the alertTypes by the Stack in the alerting plugin, register associated HTTP routes, etc. |
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The task manager is a generic system for running background tasks. |
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Gathers all usage collection, retrieving them from both: OSS and X-Pack plugins. |
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Timelines is a plugin that provides a grid component with accompanying server side apis to help users identify events of interest and perform root cause analysis within Kibana. |
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This plugin provides access to the transforms features provided by Elastic. |
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Contains Elastic-supported translations. Owned by the Localizations team. For adding localizations and instrument a ui to support translated content, see https://github.com/elastic/kibana/tree/main/packages/kbn-i18n |
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The Kibana alerts and actions UI plugin provides a user interface for managing alerts and actions. As a developer you can reuse and extend built-in alerts and actions UI functionality: |
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Registers commercially licensed generic actions like per panel time range and contains some code that supports drilldown work. |
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Upgrade Assistant helps users prepare their Stack for being upgraded to the next major. It will only be enabled on the last minor before the next major release. This is controlled via the config: xpack.upgrade_assistant.readonly (#101296). |
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The purpose of this plugin is to provide users of Heartbeat more visibility of what’s happening in their infrastructure. |
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NOTE: This plugin contains implementation of URL drilldown. For drilldowns infrastructure code refer to ui_actions_enhanced plugin. |
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This plugins adopts some conventions in addition to or in place of conventions in Kibana (at the time of the plugin’s creation): |