I’m wondering if you have any plans/workarounds to support Xpack Reporting w/ ROR.
Let me explain, we have it setup so each users has their own .kibana_{user} index and access to their own data indices in ES. Everything works great.
We would like the ability to export from the discover tab via the Saved Search/Reporting -> Export to CSV feature.
This works great, but when I head to Management -> Reporting to download the report, I can see other users reports generated. In a perfect world - they shouldn’t even be visible. In a sub-perfect world, the user could see them, but not download them. Make sense?
Hello Joe, sorry the delayed response on this. I just tested this in our demo environment. You are right, something is missing when X-Pack code uses the saved objects API. ROR should intercept that too. Will have a look on how to ensure all the calls to the saved objects API are covered.
Great - yeah I wonder if you could route the saved reports to a .report-{user} index to mimic the behavior of .kibana-{user} index. Otherwise - as long as other users cannot see other user reports.
Simone is really going to hate what I am about to say.
@jchop01 I am just wondering. AFAIK, Xpack reporting is a paid feature. Per my understanding, if you are paying for xpack license for using reporting, even security also comes with it. For that matter, other features like alerting, graph, ML etc also part of it. So why not use xpack security itself, if you are anyway paying for it?
Don’t worry - we love ROR, and Simone’s ongoing support!
However, I haven’t been able to find ANY documentation regarding Xpack reporting - but from testing with our recent Kibana upgrade to 6.4, I assume a subset of the reporting is free for use. For example, we do not have Xpack license and we aren’t in their trial mode (confirmed with Get License API). I see this CSV reporting feature in Kibana, but not some of the more advanced reporting options like PDF reports or scheduled reports.
Correct me if I’m wrong - but thats why I assumed CSV/Saved Search exports fall under their xpack free features (same boat as monitoring, search profile, etc).