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Manage your Elastic security stack as code with the Elastic Stack Terraform provider
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Manage your Elastic security stack as code with the Elastic Stack Terraform provider
The Elastic Stack Terraform provider v0.13.1 now enables security teams to manage detection rules, exception lists, prebuilt rules, and machine learning anomaly detection jobs as infrastructure code. This brings security configurations into version-controlled workflows alongside cluster management, eliminating manual configuration through the Kibana user interface. The provider also introduces support for cross-cluster application programming interface (API) keys, artificial intelligence (AI) connectors, and enhanced observability features.
Why it matters: Security and DevOps teams using Elastic deployments gain auditability and consistency for detection rules and ML jobs, reducing configuration drift between environments and enabling peer review of security changes through pull requests.
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Manage your Elastic security stack as code with the Elastic Stack Terraform provider
The Elastic Stack Terraform provider v0.13.1 now enables security teams to manage detection rules, exception lists, prebuilt rules, and machine learning anomaly detection jobs as infrastructure code. This brings security configurations into version-controlled workflows alongside cluster management, eliminating manual configuration through the Kibana user interface. The provider also introduces support for cross-cluster application programming interface (API) keys, artificial intelligence (AI) connectors, and enhanced observability features.
Why it matters: Security and DevOps teams using Elastic deployments gain auditability and consistency for detection rules and ML jobs, reducing configuration drift between environments and enabling peer review of security changes through pull requests.
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