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[Heartbeat] Capture HTTP headers #18327
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES.
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Looks good.
Sorry for the delayed review!
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES. (cherry picked from commit af4ebe5)
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES. (cherry picked from commit af4ebe5)
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190 Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner as APM Server, using canonical header names in `http.response.headers`. Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES.
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Provides progress toward: elastic/uptime#190
Captures HTTP headers and stores them in the response in the same manner
as APM Server, using canonical header names in
http.response.headers
.Values are not indexed, just stored, in ES.
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