Today, we are happy to announce the first minor update release of Search Guard FLX. Search Guard FLX 1.1.0 brings a number of enhancements for Signals and many bugfixes:
In some cases, you might want certain actions of a watch to execute every time - even if the watch got acknowledged before. Signals now supports a new boolean attribute for actions: ack_enabled. By default, the attribute is true. If you set the attribute to false, this action will be no longer acknowledged when you acknowledge a watch. You can also not directly acknowledge the action.
Landing page for acknowledging actions
You can now add a direct link for acknowledging an action to any notification sent by Signals. You just have to add the expression {{ack_watch_link}} or {{ack_action_link}} to any notification message template used in Signals actions. {{ack_watch_link}} lets you acknowledge the whole watch; {{ack_action_link}} lets you acknowledge just the action which triggered the notification.
Bugfixes
The release contains bugfixes regarding:
- DLS
- Privilege issues with index
.search_guard_resource_owner_service - sgctl set and sgctl migrate
- Multi-Tenancy
- The configuration
sg_auth_token_service - And many more
You can find the full changelogs here:
You can find all versions here:
As always, we appreciate your feedback, questions, and feature requests here on the forum.
By the way, the GA version of Search Guard FLX for ES 8 is following soon.
Many greetings from the Search Guard team
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