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[SECURITY][ResponseOps][Alerting][8.19] Alert Deletion Docs #6952
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⚠️ **NOTE: Merge _before_ elastic/observability-docs#4919 and elastic/security-docs#6952⚠️ Contributes to elastic/docs-content#1538 by providing docs for the alert deletion feature. Preview: - View and manage alerts | Clean up alerts **Corresponding 9.1 docs**: - elastic/docs-content#2138
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Left an optional suggestion but LGTM!
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Manage the size of alert indices in your space by clearing out alerts that are older or infrequently accessed. You can do this by {kibana-ref}/view-alerts.html#clean-up-alerts[running an alert cleanup task], which deletes alerts according to the criteria that you define. |
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Alt suggestion, totally optional. Otherwise LGTM!
Manage the size of alert indices in your space by clearing out alerts that are older or infrequently accessed. You can do this by {kibana-ref}/view-alerts.html#clean-up-alerts[running an alert cleanup task], which deletes alerts according to the criteria that you define. | |
To manage the size of alert indices in your space, run an {kibana-ref}/view-alerts.html#clean-up-alerts[alert cleanup task], which deletes alerts according to the criteria that you define. |
Added a new section about cleaning up old alerts.
Corresponding 9.1 docs: