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In 8.5.0, Fleet added an initial implementation of the agent activity flyout view - elastic/kibana#140267. This flyout is great, and we soon followed up with numerous enhancements in elastic/kibana#141206. We've also got further enhancements planned in elastic/kibana#153232.
Something that may be worth considering that isn't captured in the above issues is a Kibana dashboard focused on agent activity. I don't believe we've built a dashboard that depends on data in .fleet* indices to date, but it could be worth exploring some visualizations and better representation of action data over a time window. For example, we could build visualizations for the number of agents in each upgrade state, or the progress of agents in a given rollout window, or the number of batches pending for a given bulk upgrade.
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Since we've landed a lot of impactful improvements around agent activity in elastic/kibana#153232, we're deprioritizing a new set of visualizations in favor of those flyout improvements within Fleet UI.
I don't know that we'll prioritize this at all in light of the many enhancements we've made to the agent activity flyout in recent releases. Closing for now.
In 8.5.0, Fleet added an initial implementation of the agent activity flyout view - elastic/kibana#140267. This flyout is great, and we soon followed up with numerous enhancements in elastic/kibana#141206. We've also got further enhancements planned in elastic/kibana#153232.
Something that may be worth considering that isn't captured in the above issues is a Kibana dashboard focused on agent activity. I don't believe we've built a dashboard that depends on data in
.fleet*
indices to date, but it could be worth exploring some visualizations and better representation of action data over a time window. For example, we could build visualizations for the number of agents in each upgrade state, or the progress of agents in a given rollout window, or the number of batches pending for a given bulk upgrade.Tasks
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