Hook up the Add Data UI Save Button

[Bargs]

This PR makes the save button at the end of the Add Data wizard (#5974) actually save the index pattern and pipeline that the user builds in the previous steps. Note that this PR targets the feature/ingest branch and not master. The scope of the PR is only this small piece, the entire wizard isn't expected to be fully functioning.

After working through the wizard and finally clicking the save button, 3 things should get created in elasticsearch:

1. An index-pattern with the name the user picked
2. An index template with the name kibana-<pattern name>
3. A pipeline with the name kibana-<pattern name>

Also, the index pattern list on the left hand side of the page should get updated, and if there was previously no default index pattern, the new pattern should be made default.

Testing this PR requires an instance of ES 5.0 with the ingest-geoip plugin installed. ingest-geoip isn't published yet so you can achieve this with the following steps:

• Clone the elasticsearch repo
• Run gradle assemble
• Find the ingest-geoip distributable in <your es repo>/plugins/ingest-geoip/build/distributions/ingest-geoip-5.0.0-SNAPSHOT.zip
• Install that zip into your local ES installation

[Bargs]

@stormpython note I just pushed one more small commit to fix a race condition I found.

[stormpython]

@Bargs, I get hung up on the Parse step, where I am getting a 404 Error.

This is what I am pasting in to the text box:

{ "message": "You know, for search" }

Am I doing something wrong here?

[Bargs]

The textbox doesn't actually affect anything since the pipeline creation screen (step 2) doesn't exist yet, the save button just sends test data at the moment. Based on the error in your screenshot it looks like you may not be running a recent enough version of ES 5.0. It's complaining that the grok processor doesn't exist, but grok is shipped out of the box in ES master. How are you running ES at the moment?

[stormpython]

I cloned the elasticsearch repo. I ran gradle assemble and then gradle run.

[Bargs]

I'm testing this theory right now, but I don't think gradle run enables ingest by default. I usually run the distributable created by gradle assemble under /Users/matt/Code/elasticsearch/distribution/zip/build/distributions/elasticsearch-5.0.0-SNAPSHOT.zip but I'm getting weird errors about snapshot versions with the most recent updates from ES master. If you run into the same issue, you could try downloading the most recent snapshot build of master here:

http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/build.eu-west-1.elastic.co/origin/master/elasticsearch-latest-SNAPSHOT.zip

Install the ingest-geoip plugin you built locally, run it, and try the add data UI again. I just tested this method, so it should definitely work.

Also, note that I just pulled the most recent changes from Kibana master into this branch, so you'll want to pull down those changes before you keep testing.

Sorry this is such a pain to set up for testing, it's tough since ES 5.0 is a moving target right now.