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I have an ELK stack running on the Kubernetes cluster with security enabled. Everything is running fine and I am able to push data to an index. After logging in to Kibana as an admin user, and I to "Discover" it asks me to create an index pattern. So I have some metricbeat data, and I create a pattern and saved it. But when I go back to discover, it is prompting me to create an index pattern again!

I don't find any errors in Kibana/Elastic pods

Really appreciate any pointers

Elastisearch version: 7.10.1

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  • Are you sure that the time picker is set to a period in which you have data? – Val Feb 15 '21 at 15:30
  • Can you provide screenshot of index patterns ? – Developer Feb 15 '21 at 19:29
  • I have the same issue. I'm running it all on docker, default ports, single node. When I click "Kibana > Index Patterns" in the panel, it shows "You have data in Elasticsearch. Now, create an index pattern." I go through the process successfuly; my pattern shows " Your index pattern matches 1 source." I advance all the way to Create the index pattern, and get a screen showing all fields (112). Then, if I click "Kibana > Index Patterns" again, I get the same message "You have data in Elasticsearch. Now, create an index pattern." – Phillippe Santana Feb 17 '21 at 19:47

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What finally worked for me was destroy and recreate Kibana. After recreating kibana i was able to see all the index patterns i have been trying to save

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