Today when users search for AWS on Integrations page in Kibana they see the following result

Searching for any specific AWS service however doesn't yield any results. For example searching for aws ec2, ec2 looks like this

In contrast, the marketing integrations page already provides service level granularity for AWS integration - when users search EC2 they can see a tile for it.
User Stories
As an integrations user, I want to search for individual services within a larger platform, and add them independently of the other services.
As an integrations user, I want to search for keywords (e.g. database) or browse an existing integration category (e.g. Datastore) and see AWS services pertaining to my search criteria.
The AWS package today doesn't not provide any granular information about what services it can monitor. Because of that there's a 1:1 mapping between a package and a corresponding tile. The goal is to show a tile for each service that the AWS package can monitor. To achieve that the package should publish information about each service integration, i.e. a manifest.yml file containing information about each service, such as service name, description, icon, keywords, etc.
Today when users search for AWS on Integrations page in Kibana they see the following result

Searching for any specific AWS service however doesn't yield any results. For example searching for

aws ec2,ec2looks like thisIn contrast, the marketing integrations page already provides service level granularity for AWS integration - when users search EC2 they can see a tile for it.
User Stories
The AWS package today doesn't not provide any granular information about what services it can monitor. Because of that there's a 1:1 mapping between a package and a corresponding tile. The goal is to show a tile for each service that the AWS package can monitor. To achieve that the package should publish information about each service integration, i.e. a manifest.yml file containing information about each service, such as service name, description, icon, keywords, etc.