This commit adds docs for monitor_stats and updates an example snippet to include both remote_indices and remote_cluster.
(cherry picked from commit b7167b73e3)
In this PR we remove unused code including relating to the global data retention with APIs implementation:
- The transport action for updating, deleting and retrieving the global retention.
- The `DataStreamGlobalRetention` from the cluster state (this should be bwc safe because we never exposed the APIs to add a data stream lifecycle to the cluster state).
- Make unused privileges monitor and managing global retention a noop.
- Remove cluster state update tasks.
The kept `DataStreamGlobalRetentionResolver` considering it could hold and provide the global retention from the settings when we implement it. We just renamed it to DataStreamGlobalRetentionProvider for now to better match what it does.
The factory retention settings should still work after this change.
Currently, read_slm privilege grants access to get the ILM status,
and manage_slm grants access to start/stop ILM. This access will
be removed in the future, but needs to be deprecated before
removal. Add deprecation warning to the read_slm and manage_slm docs.
This commit introduces the documentation for remote_clusters which is used to help
express the monitor_enrich privilege needed to use the ENRICH keyword across clusters
when using the API key based CCS security model.
This commit also adds "remote_clusters" to the built in privs API to for easier consumption
in Kibana.
This commit adds documentation for the DLS/FLS restriction for RCS 2.0 API keys
where both access and replication are defined and access has DSL/FLS.
This commit also fixes a few misleading variable names.
related: #108600
In this PR we introduce the API that will expose the global retention configuration and will allow users to take advantage of it.
These APIs are protected by the dedicated introduced privileges:
`manage_data_stream_global_retention` or higher, which allows all operations on the global retention configuration
`monitor_data_stream_retention` or higher, which allows the retrieval of the global retention configuration.
This PR is the final PR that makes the global retention available for our users.
Defines new inference_user and inference_admin roles with the
related cluster privileges manage_inference and monitor_inference.
inference_user can list the models and preform inference,
inference_admin can do the same plus create and delete models
manage_enrich is a cluster privilege, not a built in role.
manage_enrich is already documented as a cluster privilege.
This commit remove manage_enrich from the role documentation.
This commit also makes mention of the monitor_enrich introduced in #99646.
related: #85877
**Problem:**
For historical reasons, source files for the Elasticsearch Guide's security, watcher, and Logstash API docs are housed in the `x-pack/docs` directory. This can confuse new contributors who expect Elasticsearch Guide docs to be located in `docs/reference`.
**Solution:**
- Move the security, watcher, and Logstash API doc source files to the `docs/reference` directory
- Update doc snippet tests to use security
Rel: https://github.com/elastic/platform-docs-team/issues/208
