Disable elastic agent self monitoring by default #1672
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jsoriano
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Created or updated PR in integrations repository to test this version. Check elastic/integrations#9116 |
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Co-authored-by: Mario Rodriguez Molins <marrodmo@gmail.com>
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Configure elastic-agent by default with an empty policy to avoid affecting tests with uncontrolled versions of the system package. A new user parameter
stack.self_monitor_enabledcan be set to true to revert back to the previous behaviour.We are configuring monitoring and the system package for the default policy in Elastic Agent managed by
elastic-package stack, but this is not required for tests or package development, and it slightly slows down startup, consumes resources unnecessarily and is a source of flakiness.For example in #1670 the tests for the system package are affected by the pre-installed system package. They are failing because a missing pipeline for system package 1.53.1, but the version being tested is 1.53.0.