Lots of great progress for visualizations, maps, and new platform.
Blog post from Elastic
Kibana's recent updates include significant developments across various aspects of the platform, with a focus on enhancing functionality and migrating to the New Platform, aimed for completion before the release of version 8.0.0-alpha1. Notable improvements include the implementation of security-specific default routes and efforts to address SAML redirect issues through intermediary pages and relay state integration. The team is actively working on sharing saved objects across multiple spaces, with ongoing investigations and documentation. The migration to the New Platform is a priority, with teams receiving guidance on plugin transitions and addressing blockers. Progress in application architecture involves changes to embeddable action interfaces, and advancements in visualization plugins, TypeScript conversion, and stabilization of tests. Efforts in operational efficiency have led to a dramatic reduction in CI run workers and improvements in filesystem performance. Additionally, the Elastic Charts migration continues, alongside updates in Discover and Canvas i18n, and the design team is enhancing Kibana's interface through EUI integration. Reporting functions are being refined with a focus on Chromium stability, scheduled reports, and telemetry is transitioning to open-source. Lastly, alerting improvements include network call white-listing and developments in UI for alerting and actions are underway.
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