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[ResponseOps] add rollback testing for ResponseOps resources #208238

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pmuellr opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 1 comment
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[ResponseOps] add rollback testing for ResponseOps resources #208238

pmuellr opened this issue Jan 24, 2025 · 1 comment
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pmuellr commented Jan 24, 2025

We do not have enough testing of Kibana's "rollback" of saved objects for ResponseOps resources. This hit us with the PT1M issue, which was caused by a rolling update of two Kibanas. Some technical details here: #204395

Ideally we'd have some function and/or jest integration tests which can test this. We would want to specifically test the following:

  • single Kibana instance, stopped, rolled back to a "previous version", and then restarted
  • multiple Kibana instances, upgrading to a new version; one version performs the upgrades, and running "new version" code, while the existing Kibana is running the "old" code. Arrange for objects to be read/written from both Kibanas

We'd want to test as many saved objects as we can, as well as different connector- and rule- types.

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