[Fleet] Allow Kibana system user to create Fleet system indices #67942
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We probably do not need that the user that setup the package has |
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Description
In #67726 we give the permission to read and write to
.fleetindices to the Kibana user we missed thecreated_indexpermission.Installing the package Fleet Server in Kibana will create the index template for the Fleet server system indices.
Creating these indices will be done by kibana when trying to write we are missing the permission for now this PR fix it.
Related to elastic/kibana#87372