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Import and export uptime-dynamic-settings using saved-object management #82540
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Project:RemoveLegacyMultitenancy
Team:Uptime - DEPRECATED
Synthetics & RUM sub-team of Application Observability
v7.16.0
v8.0.0
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Pinging @elastic/uptime (Team:uptime) |
@kobelb is there an action item for us here? |
@shahzad31 I am not able to inspect the save object, but I am able to download/export it. Is this expected? |
@dominiqueclarke yes that's expected behaviour we can't inspect these objects. |
Post FF testing LGTM |
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Labels
Project:RemoveLegacyMultitenancy
Team:Uptime - DEPRECATED
Synthetics & RUM sub-team of Application Observability
v7.16.0
v8.0.0
End-users will commonly use saved-object management's import/export functionality to move saved-objects from one instance to another. The
uptime-dynamic-settings
saved-object should be included in these exports, so end-users have an easy way to migrate all of their saved-objects in a unified manner.As part of the effort to remove legacy multi-tenancy, we want to give our users a way to migrate from a legacy tenant to Spaces. Without the ability to import/export the
uptime-dynamic-settings
saved-object, if a user is using a legacy tenant, their data will be stuck in that tenant and they won't have a migration path for 8.0.As far as I'm aware, this shouldn't be blocked by anything 🎉 !!
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