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[Elastic Agent] Allow the elastic agent to receive new Kibana host and reconnect to them. #21231
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Pinging @elastic/ingest-management (Team:Ingest Management) |
@blakerouse I think we previously had a discussion concerning how we could handle theses kind of changes on the Elastic Agent, did we meant to restart the Agent on some configuration changes? |
@ph The idea is that this information will be sent down from Fleet in the configuration, from there Agent will update its connection information. I do not see the need for Agent to have to restart in this case. I think the only real case we need Agent to do a full restart is switching between standalone more and Fleet mode. |
@blakerouse sound good, the above PR does exactly that, So I think we need to update the local hosts list and probably reconnect to rebalance the connections. For the restart I was thinking about logging change. |
@ph Yes probably will have to restart on logging change. |
I would hope fo the logging change we don't need a restart but I assume this is off topic here. Do we have an issue to discuss this further? |
in elastic/kibana#72731 we have added support for configuring multiple Kibana host in the UI but we haven't completed the loop on the Elastic Agent side.
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