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[Self-managed]: Unable to install fleet-server on 8.4.2 #1869
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Secondary review for this issue is Done. FYI @joshdover @jlind23 |
@amolnater-qasource seems to be a certificate issue. @michel-laterman @narph can one of you take a look at it please? |
@amolnater-qasource , @deepikakeshav-qasource I've tried reproducing this on Windows 11 using: https://snapshots.elastic.co/8.4.2-36096067/downloads/kibana/kibana-8.4.2-SNAPSHOT-windows-x86_64.zip with the commit you mentioned installed es and kibana, followed the steps you mentioned above and then ran:
Is there any step I might have missed during the test? Are those the right artifacts you have been using, can you still reproduce the issue? |
I had a look at the issue you linked and I there the communication is encrypted, will test further with certificates but it's worth mentioning that the ticket description. |
Hi @narph
Further as per our observation for your comment #1869 (comment)
We have setup our kibana using Security on by default feature at link https://github.com/elastic/obs-infraobs-team/issues/565 Build details: Please let us know if anything else is required from our end. |
@amolnater-qasource Are we sure this isn't expected behavior? I'd expect that Fleet Server would refuse to connect to an ES with a self-signed cert unless one of the following CLI flags are passed: |
@amolnater-qasource , @joshdover took some time but I wanted to test this further. I've configured tls/ssl for elasticsearch/kibana/fleet server and then ran the following:
which means tls enabled should work. then ran:
and got the same error as in the ticket description. then ran:
There are 2 separate flags here: --insecure Allow insecure connection to fleet-server When it comes bypassing es certificates the |
Hi @narph @joshdover We have revalidated this issue by running Fleet server installation command using
Further we have observed that fingerprint flag is missing from elasticsearch output and is also not available under Fleet Server install command. As per our understanding fingerprint flag should be available as per security on by default feature. We have revalidated the guide for Fleet Server and observed that Fingerprint flag is available in installation command. Please let us know if separate issue is required to be logged for this. Thanks! |
@amolnater-qasource can you create a separate issue regarding the fingerprint flag and the steps you are taking to reproduce it? it will be easier to follow on a separate thread |
Thank you for the feedback @narph Please let us know if anything else is required from our end. |
Hi @narph We have attempted to install fleet server using Build details: Thanks |
@amolnater-qasource this only happens when using the --fleet-server-es-insecure flag? does it work when entering the certificates configuration? |
Hi @narph We are unable to install fleet server without using Thanks |
@nchaulet do you know what may be going on here? |
Hi, in short: command: gives a a x509 error. while not expecting it here. |
Also seems to be reported in #1866 |
@cmacknz yeah, only difference is that the --fleet-server-es-insecure flag doesn't provide a solution |
The fact that the trusted fingerprint is missing is related to that bug elastic/kibana#142109 Using |
Hi Team
Build details:
Logs: Please let us know if we are missing anything. |
@amolnater-qasource looking at the errors in the logs you linked:
I see they match the issue #1934 and there is a fix PR elastic/elastic-agent#1371. I believe all should be good now. Let me know if you can still reproduce it after the fix |
Hi Team Observations:
Build details: Hence we are closing this issue and are marking this issue as QA:Validated. |
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Kibana version: 8.4.2 Kibana self-managed environment
Host OS and Browser version: Windows
Build details:
VERSION: 8.4.2 Snapshot self-managed
BUILD: 55523
COMMIT: d34da2c98a97aac80c2b9e8ab197c76cc149574e
Preconditions:
Steps to reproduce:
https//10.10.6.10:8220
Expected Result:
Fleet-server should be installed using Quick start
Screenshots:
Related issue: #1825
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