Elasticsearch - SecurityWhich of the following is the correct syntax to define field-level security in an Elasticsearch role?A"fields": ["title", "author"]B"field_security": { "deny": ["title", "author"] }C"field_security": { "grant": ["title", "author"] }D"field_access": { "allow": ["title", "author"] }Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall correct field-level security syntaxElasticsearch uses "field_security" with a "grant" array to specify allowed fields.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect options"deny" is not valid here; "fields" and "field_access" are incorrect keys.Final Answer:"field_security": { "grant": ["title", "author"] } -> Option CQuick Check:Use "field_security" with "grant" for allowed fields [OK]Quick Trick: Use "field_security" with "grant" to allow fields [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing "deny" instead of "grant"Wrong key names like "fields" or "field_access"Confusing syntax with document-level security
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