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Improve "Kibana server not ready yet" message #26039
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Pinging @elastic/kibana-operations |
Pinging @elastic/kibana-platform (Team:Platform) |
Before we can expose server logs to a user, we need authenticate/authorize the user, but when the Kibana server isn't ready, security also isn't ready. However, we can provide a bit more detailed status by exposing Core services' status from the WIP status service #41983 This would allow us to show that the |
Related to #52202 |
Assigned to Kate and Kevin to take a peek if this is feasible, or desired. It's an old issue that never got traction, and there may be a lot of complexity for little return. Don't be afraid to determine as a "will not do". |
How about a simple text change @ek-so @petrklapka? I'm thinking it's a bit more context, and in some cases more accurate (the "yet" implies non failure, which we don't know). @petrklapka I assume any additional UI treatment even if very basic would be difficult considering we can't render Kibana? Even if we could, I don't think we should stream logs as part of a loading message, we should direct them to the proper place. |
Also for the context — we had somewhat similar issue recently: As for the text I like it. A question though: are we able to split those reasons for the server to be not ready:
If yes, it might be different text for those two cases. |
I think Kevin's copy and the same design Kate linked should be enough of an improvement here. |
Kibana version: 6.5.0
When migrating Kibana objects (regardless of whether it ended up being successful, or failed requiring manual intervention to clean up incremental .kibana-N index), we simply specify a "Kibana server not ready yet" error on the UI.
Ideally, it will be great for the UI to stream the Kibana log to the UI to provide more details to the end user on what is happening. If there is no such facility today for Kibana to display its own server log, it will at least be helpful to have a better message instructing the end users to review/tail the Kibana server log for more information :)
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#26039 (comment)
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