We fixed a bug in the NetEye Update and Upgrade procedures that was causing the procedure itself to stop with a timeout error in environments where the Elasticsearch APIs and/or Kibana APIs are particularly slow to respond.
Updated packages
We updated the following packages:
elastic-agent,elastic-agent-autosetup,elastic-agent-neteye-config,elastic-stack-configurator,elasticsearch,elasticsearch-autosetup,elasticsearch-neteye-config,elasticsearch-xpack-license,filebeat,filebeat-autosetup,filebeat-neteye-config,kibana,kibana-autosetup,kibana-neteye-config,logstash,logstash-autosetup,logstash-neteye-config,logstash-neteye-config-autosetupto version8.10.2_neteye3.57.5-1neteye-upgrade-managerto version0.46.1-1
Damiano Chini
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30. 09. 2025
APM, Development, NetEye, Unified Monitoring
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