Removed references to module enabling because they are now enabled by default. #1416
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Description
Related issue: #1346
The aim of this PR is to delete unnecessary options on the module configuration in the Docker Deployment.
As mentioned on the Release Notes for 4.8.0 https://documentation.wazuh.com/current/release-notes/release-4-8-0.html#dashboard-plugin the modules from 4.8.0 onwards are all enabled by default. That is why this PR removes the code that allowed to enable each module separately.
Related issue: wazuh/wazuh-dashboard-plugins#5965
Also, the
Readme.md
is changed so that it does not show this information from now on and only explains that the modules are all enabled by default.Tests
I deployed a Wazuh single node stack with Docker with these changes made. There were no issues on the deployment.
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I can access the Wazuh dashboard interface as usual: