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| ## 9.4.0 [kibana-9.4.0-deprecations] | ||
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| ::::{dropdown} Threat Hunting Agent removed from Agent Builder |
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Threat Hunting Agent deprecation notice looks good 👍
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The RN tool also picked this one up for Security RNs since the PR has Team:Threat Hunting. Should I exclude it from Security RNs since we're doc'ing it here? @benironside @jmikell821
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This was a tech preview feature. Do we need to provide deprecation notices for TP features? 🤔
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I think it's better placed in Security solution, and that even if that was a tech preview feature we can keep it in the RNs in case anyone has been using it and is wondering why it's gone
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I'll remove this from the Kibana deprecation RNs and @natasha-moore-elastic you'll include it in the Security deprecation RNs? 👀
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Yep, I have it in Security, feel free to remove from here @jmikell821 :)
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👋 PRs with feature:agent-builder labels should go in a new Agent Builder section done in 2426f73 |
Move agent-builder labeled PRs from Workflows and uncategorized sections into a dedicated Elastic Agent Builder section in both Features and Fixes. Also fix bare /explore-analyze/ links to use docs-content:// prefix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Left some minor feedback and suggestions, but Data Discovery notes LGTM overall 👍
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>[!NOTE] To merge on release day (currently April 30, 2025). This will likely have a merge conflict with 9.4.0 release notes: #264554. ## Summary Resolves elastic/docs-content#5981. Co-authored-by: Florent LB <florent.leborgne@elastic.co>
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| * Sets the default {{kib}} instance size to 2 GB of RAM for new {{ech}} deployments. For Platinum and Enterprise users, we recommend provisioning at least 2 GB of RAM for {{kib}} instances in all deployment types. Below this size, features such as Security Detection Rules, Reporting, Workflows, and Agent Builder might be unavailable or cause service interruptions. |
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@yuvielastic @lukeelmers Can you please have a look at this note and tell me if we need to change anything?
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I would remove "might be unavailable" as features will be available always, but if customers use it then they will run into out of memory errors.
So I will just say re-phrase this to:
Below this size, use of features such as Security Detection Rules, Reporting, Workflows, and Agent Builder may lead to service interruptions.
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This RN makes it sound like there will only be disruption if running those features at below 2GB. If running heavy workloads, its also possible to have disruptions at larger sizes. And its the use of the plat/ent features, not the license type itself. Also Reporting is disabled in ECH if <2GB (so technically its unavailable)...
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Sets the default {{kib}} instance size to 2 GB of RAM for new {{ech}} deployments. This is the recommended minimum in all deployment types for Platinum and Enterprise {{kib}} features, and for production workloads.
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slightly reworded + made it a callout at the top of the release notes so it's more visible
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can we move this up somewhere more prominent? If we don't label it as breaking, we should at least try to put it toward the top of the release notes. I worry it's too buried if we just stick it in the platform features section. there are users who will need to take action before upgrading to ensure they continue to have the best experience possible.
also optional: could be more explicit in all deployment types beginning in 9.4.0
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Moved it higher, just under the 9.4 section title, and made it a callout
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[To merge on release day]
This PR adds release notes for version 9.4.0.
Edit entries for clarity and consistency
Check for entries belonging to Security or Obs release notes instead, especially from the uncategorized PRs
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Reviewers, please check for any unclear, incorrect, or missing entry. Thank you!
Resolves elastic/docs-content#5890.