Cherry-pick #20571 to 7.x: Change cluster_ip field from ip to keyword #20596
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Cherry-pick of PR #20571 to 7.x branch. Original message:
What does this PR do?
This PR changes the type of
cluster_ipfield ofstate_servicemetricset ofkubernetesMetricbeat module fromiptokeyword.Why is it important?
cluster_ipcan come with a value likeNonewhich is meaningful in Kubernetes networking. We need to change the type of this filed so as to be possible to index such values.Related issues