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Canvas usage-data query is expensive when workpads have images #34513
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We can exclude fields with the saved object client, so unless I’m missing something this should be a one line fix. |
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Feature:Canvas
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Presentation Team for Dashboard, Input Controls, and Canvas
Kibana version: 6.7
Elasticsearch version: 6.7
Server OS version: macOS
Original install method: source
Describe the bug:
Canvas usage-data query to elasticsearch returns assets. If the asset is large, say a 10MB image, the query is slow and response is huge.
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavior:
usage-data queries should not return large objects like assets.
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Image being returned by query:
Any additional context:
Could we exclude assets from the source returned? This seems to address the issue
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