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APM Server monitoring using apm_system role fails #2708
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This appears to be a regression in 7.2, relating to changes in the underlying Beats infrastructure. The apm_system role has the same cluster-level privileges as beats_system, but the latter has some additional index-level privileges. These were added to beats_system in elastic/elasticsearch#40876; apm_system should presumably have been updated at the same time. |
I have opened elastic/elasticsearch#47302 to start work on this issue. |
@cachedout can you confirm this issue was fixed with elastic/elasticsearch#47302 (comment)? |
@simitt I am still waiting for reviews on this: elastic/elasticsearch#47668 |
I have merged elastic/elasticsearch#47668 into master in Elasticsearch. Backports have been opened to 7.5 and 7.x. Please let me know if you have any concerns. Thanks! |
LGTM |
Backports are all done, so closing this out. Thanks @cachedout! |
Tested with
Using built in |
Describe the bug
The Monitoring APM Server section in the docs describes how to configure the server to send monitoring data to Elasticsearch, and recommends using the built-in
apm_system
user/role.In 7.2 this fails with an error in the logs like this:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
apm_system
userExpected behavior
Monitoring should work using the apm_system user/role.
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