As per #3188 we started removing usage of Beats lightweight modules from gcp package data streams.
To remove them, we are directly using the gcp.metrics Metribeat module.
Today we uncovered an issue with he migration: data are collected all under gcp.metrics namespace, instead of gcp.<data stream name> namespace.
The first version with the issue is 2.11.0 (#3797)
Affected versions:
- 2.11.0
- 2.11.1
- 2.11.2 (not yet promoted to production)
- 2.11.3 (not yet promoted to production)
- 2.11.4 (not yet promoted to production)
- 2.11.5 (not yet promoted to production)
- 2.11.6 (not yet promoted to production)
- 2.11.7 (not yet promoted to production)
- 2.11.8 (not yet promoted to production)
Affected data streams:
gcp.compute in 2.11.0
gcp.firestore in 2.11.2 (not yet promoted to production)
gcp.storage in 2.11.5 (not yet promoted to production)
gcp.pubsub in 2.11.4 (not yet promoted to production)
gcp.loadbalancing in 2.11.6 (not yet promoted to production)
gcp.dataproc in 2.11.7 (not yet promoted to production)
Fixes released in:
As per #3188 we started removing usage of Beats lightweight modules from
gcppackage data streams.To remove them, we are directly using the
gcp.metricsMetribeat module.Today we uncovered an issue with he migration: data are collected all under
gcp.metricsnamespace, instead ofgcp.<data stream name>namespace.The first version with the issue is 2.11.0 (#3797)
Affected versions:
Affected data streams:
gcp.computein 2.11.0gcp.firestorein 2.11.2 (not yet promoted to production)gcp.storagein 2.11.5 (not yet promoted to production)gcp.pubsubin 2.11.4 (not yet promoted to production)gcp.loadbalancingin 2.11.6 (not yet promoted to production)gcp.dataprocin 2.11.7 (not yet promoted to production)Fixes released in:
2.11.10-beta.12.11.10-beta.22.11.10-beta.32.11.10-beta.42.11.10-beta.52.11.10-beta.6