Hi,
I'm working on the Kubernetes integration and just spotted a weird issue. Steps to reproduce:
- Create a policy A.
- Run new Docker container with Elastic Agent. The agent will get enrolled and will be assigned the newest available policy (policy A, not Default).
If I'm working on a policy which is not ready yet and suddenly a new agent boots up, it should pick up the Default policy.
Hi,
I'm working on the Kubernetes integration and just spotted a weird issue. Steps to reproduce:
If I'm working on a policy which is not ready yet and suddenly a new agent boots up, it should pick up the Default policy.