Changed search index pattern var

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• Chores
  • Updated configuration parameters for clarity, including index_pattern and API paths.
  • Enhanced comments for better understanding of settings, particularly in the security section.

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The changes in the pull request focus on modifications to the alkemio.yml configuration file. Key updates include the renaming of the index_pattern parameter for clarity regarding its association with Elasticsearch. The path_api_public_rest and path_api_private_rest parameters have been adjusted to enhance the formatting of default values. Additionally, minor comments in the security section were revised for better understanding. The subscriptions and whiteboard_rt sections remain unchanged, while the bootstrap section has been updated to clearly define the authorization file path.

Changes

File	Change Summary
alkemio.yml	Updated index_pattern to ${ELASTIC_SEARCH_INDEX_PATTERN}:alkemio-data-. Modified path_api_public_rest and path_api_private_rest to include a colon before default values. Clarified authorization file path in bootstrap section. Minor comment adjustments in security section. subscriptions and whiteboard_rt sections remain unchanged.

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alkemio.yml (1)

94-96: Verify environment variable updates in deployment configurations.

The environment variable has been renamed from SEARCH_INDEX_PATTERN to ELASTIC_SEARCH_INDEX_PATTERN. While this change improves clarity by explicitly indicating its association with Elasticsearch, it requires updates to deployment configurations.

Important note about the mandatory dash suffix.

The comment correctly emphasizes that the dash suffix in the index pattern (e.g., 'alkemio-data-') is MANDATORY. This is crucial for correct Elasticsearch index pattern formation.

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