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Capture/Display of header data #190
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES.
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES.
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES. (cherry picked from commit af4ebe5)
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES. (cherry picked from commit af4ebe5)
The heartbeat side has been merged in elastic/beats#18327 |
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES.
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Sometimes if a server is available, there can still be user impacting errors. We want to capture all of the data points that come back to us in the HTTP reposes header (ie if GZIP is enabled, cookies being set, cache settings etc). The goal is then to use this data to power alerting when a change is detected.
We should add header support to heartbeat (APM already does this) then build a UI around it.
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