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Bumping k8s dependencies to 1.13

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Cheng Xing
2018-11-16 14:08:25 -08:00
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### Security
Elasticsearch has capabilities to enable authorization using the
[X-Pack plugin][xPack]. See configuration parameter `xpack.security.enabled`
in Elasticsearch and Kibana configurations. It can also be set via the
`XPACK_SECURITY_ENABLED` env variable. After enabling the feature,
follow [official documentation][setupCreds] to set up credentials in
Elasticsearch and Kibana. Don't forget to propagate those credentials also to
Fluentd in its [configuration][fluentdCreds], using for example
[environment variables][fluentdEnvVar]. You can utilize [ConfigMaps][configMap]
and [Secrets][secret] to store credentials in the Kubernetes apiserver.
Elasticsearch has capabilities to enable authorization using the [X-Pack
plugin][xPack]. For the sake of simplicity this example uses the fully open
source prebuild images from elastic that do not contain the X-Pack plugin. If
you need these features, please consider building the images from either the
"basic" or "platinum" version. After enabling these features, follow [official
documentation][setupCreds] to set up credentials in Elasticsearch and Kibana.
Don't forget to propagate those credentials also to Fluentd in its
[configuration][fluentdCreds], using for example [environment
variables][fluentdEnvVar]. You can utilize [ConfigMaps][configMap] and
[Secrets][secret] to store credentials in the Kubernetes apiserver.
### Initialization