On Monday, December 01, 2014 at 14:21 CET,
Pillalamarri Kaushik <aghamars...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would like to control the changes that are being made to the Kibana
> dashboard by users. I would like to authenticate the user doing that
> by asking for username and password before making changes or before
> saving the changes made.
> I am using windows operating system.
Kibana and Elasticsearch don't have any access control features
(but the upcoming companion product Shield does; it might eventually
help you). You'll have to add authentication on top of them, e.g.
by configuring your web browser to require authentication for POST,
PUT, and/or DELETE requests to the kibana-int index. Depending on
how capable your web server is You may have to write a custom reverse
proxy for this.
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