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Oct 13, 2025 by magicalceylontours.com 61 views

Fleet Bug: Editing the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory Integration Throws an Error

In this article, we will discuss a bug in the Fleet integration platform, specifically in the CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) and Cloud Asset Inventory integration. The bug occurs when editing the integration while saving, resulting in an error. We will explore the preconditions, steps to reproduce the behavior, and the expected outcome.

The bug is observed in the CSPM integration form variants, including GCP (Google Cloud Platform), AWS (Amazon Web Services), and Azure. When entering all the required information and clicking the Save and continue button, the save button is disabled. However, we can still edit the input fields, which enables the save button again.

When we click the save button again, an error is displayed. However, the initial save operation is successful, and we are redirected to the policy list page. This behavior is also observed in the Cloud Asset Inventory integration, indicating that the issue exists in the Fleet integration platform as well.

To reproduce the bug, we need a running Kibana instance that can create CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration policies.

To reproduce the behavior, follow these steps:

Navigate to CSPM AWS integration: Open the Fleet integration platform and navigate to the CSPM AWS integration page.
Fill in all the required inputs: Enter all the required information to enable the Save and continue button.
Click the Save and continue button: Click the Save and continue button to initiate the save operation.
Enter a new value in an input: Before the save operation finishes, enter a new value in an input field.
Click the re-enabled Save and continue button: Click the re-enabled Save and continue button to attempt to save the changes.

The expected behavior is that we should not be able to enter input values while an integration is saving. The save button should remain disabled until the initial save operation is complete.

To better understand the issue, we have included two screenshots:

The bug was observed on the following desktop configuration:

OS: [Insert OS]
Browser: [Insert Browser]
Kibana Version: 8.18 / 9.0
Endpoint Version: [Insert Endpoint Version]
Other Version: [Insert Other Version]

In conclusion, the bug in the Fleet integration platform, specifically in the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration, occurs when editing the integration while saving. The bug results in an error, despite the initial save operation being successful. We have provided the preconditions, steps to reproduce the behavior, and the expected outcome to help identify and resolve this issue.

To resolve this issue, we recommend the following:

Review the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration code: Investigate the code to identify the root cause of the bug.
Implement input validation: Add input validation to prevent users from editing input fields while an integration is saving.
Update the save button behavior: Update the save button behavior to remain disabled until the initial save operation is complete.

By following these recommendations, we can resolve the bug and ensure a smooth user experience in the Fleet integration platform.
Fleet Bug: Editing the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory Integration Throws an Error - Q&A

In our previous article, we discussed a bug in the Fleet integration platform, specifically in the CSPM (Cloud Security Posture Management) and Cloud Asset Inventory integration. The bug occurs when editing the integration while saving, resulting in an error. In this article, we will provide a Q&A section to help answer common questions related to this bug.

A: The bug occurs when editing the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration while saving, resulting in an error. Despite the initial save operation being successful, the error is displayed when attempting to save changes.

A: The bug is observed in Kibana versions 8.18 and 9.0.

A: To reproduce the bug, you need a running Kibana instance that can create CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration policies.

A: To reproduce the behavior, follow these steps:

Navigate to CSPM AWS integration
Fill in all the required inputs to enable the Save and continue button
Click the Save and continue button
Before the save operation finishes, enter a new value in an input
Click the re-enabled Save and continue button

A: The expected behavior is that we should not be able to enter input values while an integration is saving. The save button should remain disabled until the initial save operation is complete.

A: To resolve this issue, we recommend the following:

Review the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration code to identify the root cause of the bug.
Implement input validation to prevent users from editing input fields while an integration is saving.
Update the save button behavior to remain disabled until the initial save operation is complete.

A: We have included two screenshots to demonstrate the bug:

A: The bug was observed on the following desktop configuration:

OS: [Insert OS]
Browser: [Insert Browser]
Kibana Version: 8.18 / 9.0
Endpoint Version: [Insert Endpoint Version]
Other Version: [Insert Other Version]

In conclusion, the bug in the Fleet integration platform, specifically in the CSPM and Cloud Asset Inventory integration, occurs when editing the integration while saving. We have provided a Q&A section to help answer common questions related to this bug. By following the recommended steps to resolve this issue, we can ensure a smooth user experience in the Fleet integration platform.