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[ML] InferenceService support aliases #128584
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"elser" is an alias for "elasticsearch", and "sagemaker" is an alias for "amazon_sagemaker". Users can continue to create and use providers by their alias. Elasticsearch will continue to support the alias when it reads the configuration from the internal index.
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Hi @prwhelan, I've created a changelog YAML for you. |
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Pinging @elastic/ml-core (Team:ML) |
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Looks great 🙌 I think there are a few places where we still use the name(). From what you've seen do you think it'll create confusion if a user did a PUT with amazon_bedrock but see amazonbedrock instead?
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nit: Can we make this private and potentially static?
I don't think so, or at least I don't think I'd be confused by that. GET will return |
"elser" is an alias for "elasticsearch", and "sagemaker" is an alias for "amazon_sagemaker". Users can continue to create and use providers by their alias. Elasticsearch will continue to support the alias when it reads the configuration from the internal index.
💚 Backport successful
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"elser" is an alias for "elasticsearch", and "sagemaker" is an alias for "amazon_sagemaker". Users can continue to create and use providers by their alias. Elasticsearch will continue to support the alias when it reads the configuration from the internal index.
"elser" is an alias for "elasticsearch", and "sagemaker" is an alias for "amazon_sagemaker". Users can continue to create and use providers by their alias. Elasticsearch will continue to support the alias when it reads the configuration from the internal index.
"elser" is an alias for "elasticsearch", and "sagemaker" is an alias for "amazon_sagemaker".
Users can continue to create and use providers by their alias. Elasticsearch will continue to support the alias when it reads the configuration from the internal index.