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[EuiIcon] Add branchUser, desktop and sessionViewer icons #5740
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Converted to draft to make some adjustments on the |
Preview documentation changes for this PR: https://eui.elastic.co/pr_5740/ |
@cchaos added optimizations on all Icons (flattening/compressing) and fixed Icons alignment |
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🙌 Code looks great! Just one quick changelog comment while we wait for the PR build.
Preview documentation changes for this PR: https://eui.elastic.co/pr_5740/ |
Co-authored-by: Caroline Horn <[email protected]>
Preview documentation changes for this PR: https://eui.elastic.co/pr_5740/ |
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Looks great! Checked in dark mode, at 1x and ensured they scale properly. 💯
Summary
This PR introduces 3 new Icons that were added as part of a new Security plugin that is going to be added as part of the 8.2 release: SessionView. Session View is meant to provide a visualization into what is going on in a particular Linux environment where the agent is running. It looks like a terminal emulator; however, it is a tool for introspecting process activity and understanding user and service behaviour in your Linux servers and infrastructure. It is a time-ordered series of process executions displayed in a tree over time:
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Use cases
Session Viewer UI
branchUser
as extension of the already existingbranch
icondesktop
to make available for general usage.Session View in a general context in Kibana -> Security:
The Open in Session View button
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