ROR Version: Enterprise 1.49.1_es7.15.1
Kibana Version: 7.15.1
Elasticsearch Version: 7.15.1
Steps to reproduce the issue
create acl
- name: "new index"
auth_key: user:pass
kibana_access: rw
kibana_index: .kibana-china
kibana_template_index: ".kibana_template"
Log in as a user in Kibana
Expected result:
.kibana-china - aliase
.kibana-china_1 - index
Actual Result:
2 indexes are created:
.kibana-china
.kibana-china_1
Because of this, I cannot create an index-patterns, perhaps dashboards.
{"ecs":{"version":"1.9.0"},"@timestamp":"2024-03-27T13:24:00.112+00:00","message":"404\nPUT /.kibana/_create/index-pattern%3A45aa8f70-ec3d-11ee-94a2-8db7fb06afb4?refresh=wait_for&require_alias=true\n{\"index-pattern\":{\"fieldAttrs\":\"{}\",\"title\":\"*:*logs-vru*\",\"timeFieldName\":\"@timestamp\",\"fields\":\"[]\",\"typeMeta\":\"{}\",\"runtimeFieldMap\":\"{}\"},\"type\":\"index-pattern\",\"references\":[],\"migrationVersion\":{\"index-pattern\":\"7.11.0\"},\"coreMigrationVersion\":\"7.15.1\",\"updated_at\":\"2024-03-27T13:24:00.103Z\"} [index_not_found_exception]: no such index [.kibana-china] and [require_alias] request flag is [true] and [.kibana-china] is not an alias","log":{"level":"DEBUG","logger":"elasticsearch.query.data"},"process":{"pid":19183}}
I created the alias manually and the error went away.
{“customer_id”: “6c4a385b-2ae8-4f02-a9cd-ef24addfb5b3”, “subscription_id”: “32d4073f-dc2f-4056-a868-842727c637cd”}