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You shouldn't use Elasticsearch's anonymous access to provide access to Kibana without requiring credentials. Instead, you should use Kibana's anonymous authentication feature. However, the Elasticsearch anonymous access tends to be more popular in search results. This adds a brief tip that directs users to Kibana's anonymous authentication feature. Closes #73022
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LGTM, thanks @jrodewig
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You shouldn't use Elasticsearch's anonymous access to provide access to Kibana without requiring credentials. Instead, you should use Kibana's anonymous authentication feature. However, the Elasticsearch anonymous access tends to be more popular in search results. This adds a brief tip that directs users to Kibana's anonymous authentication feature. Closes #73022
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You shouldn't use Elasticsearch's anonymous access to provide access to Kibana without requiring credentials. Instead, you should use Kibana's anonymous authentication feature. However, the Elasticsearch anonymous access tends to be more popular in search results. This adds a brief tip that directs users to Kibana's anonymous authentication feature. Closes #73022
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General docs changes
:Security/Authentication
Logging in, Usernames/passwords, Realms (Native/LDAP/AD/SAML/PKI/etc)
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You shouldn't use Elasticsearch's anonymous access to provide access to Kibana
without requiring credentials. Instead, you should use Kibana's anonymous
authentication feature. However, the Elasticsearch anonymous access tends to be
more popular in search results.
This adds a brief tip that directs users to Kibana's anonymous authentication
feature.
Closes #73022
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