Cherry-pick #15947 to 7.7: enrich container id from process id #17244
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* enrich container id from process id (cherry picked from commit 3cb957d)
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* enrich container id from process id (cherry picked from commit 3aaf027) Co-authored-by: Fang He <[email protected]>
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Cherry-pick of PR #15947 to 7.7 branch. Original message:
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What does this PR do?
This PR enables add process metadata to enrich container id in Kubernetes environment by cgroup using process id.
Why is it important?
Include important metadata of the container id in the Kubernetes environment, which beats don't have this ability yet.
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How to test this PR locally
Deploy Auditbeat in minikube with the include_cid set to true. Deploy an sshd server in minikube. After the Auditbeat is running, ssh into the sshd server, which will trigger an Auditbeat event. See if the event coming from the sshd container is enriched with container id
cidRelated issues
Closes #14967
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