William Easton

**Would you introduce yourself?** I lead a security software company that helps organizations operating Critical Infrastructure to detect and mitigate threats **How many server did you scanned or fixed?** 10,000+...

@mklement0 I see your recommendation to utilize $PSCmdlet.WriteError() instead of write-error to fix the issue with $? but it looks like these have different behaviors when the "ErrorActionPreference" of the...

Another option here would be to put each domain into its own Index / Datastream. This would allow each domain to use its domain-specific mapping while allowing users to define...

> Can you compare/contrast this approach to transitioning `hass.attributes` to a [`flattened`](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/flattened.html) field type? Creating a data stream for each domain seems quite a bit more complex, and I want...

The documentation does state what pairs of settings it uses when: > Static configuration, using access_key_id and secret_access_key params in logstash plugin config > External credentials file specified by aws_credentials_file...

Yes please! Right now we need to have filebeat import them and then export them which isn't particularly fun!

Yeah, We do not let agents talk directly to Elasticsearch today. We always use Logstash and thus load the index templates and pipelines via a node bootstrap process. As a...

Yeah we download the beat, run it on the command line with a relatively empty config -- something like this `& ".\$Beat.exe" setup --pipelines --modules ios,asa -E "output.elasticsearch.hosts=['http://$ESHost:$ESPort']" -c ".\filebeat.yml"`...

Not to pile on... But distinguishing managed from standalone might be nice too...

> We would have to add this information to the control protocol or start injecting it on the Beat command line. This should be tackled as a separate issue and...