[gcp] add support of parsing cluster notifications in audit data stream - #17830
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- Remove agent-provided input.type from pipeline fixture - Map notification labels to cloud.project.id and orchestrator.* - Add gcp.audit.notification field description and mark changelog as enhancement
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I dont think that this changed in your pr but it puzzled me a bit. WDYT? why we have an extra . in the end?
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should we consider bumping the minimum required stack version to avoid this issue?
I think it is safe enough since 8.18 has been out more than a year. We should go ahead.
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elastic#17830) This PR introduces support for parsing (GKE cluster notifications)[1]. Additionally, it expands the `labels.payload` JSON string to ensure it is indexable for improved searchability. This example is taken from the documentation and has been mocked for testing purposes. It also bumps the minimum Kibana version to `8.18.0`, as the current stack version has a (bug)[2] in the `user_agent processor`. [1] https://docs.cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/cluster-notifications [2] elastic/elasticsearch#116950
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