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It looks like fleet-server had an issue querying ES and got a 500, fleet-server returned a 500 as a result, we can try to return a 503 to indicate it's a temporary failure.
If ES is failing there is not a lot we can do, if ES rejects queries fleet-server will not be able to process checkins so after a little bit the UI will show agents as offline.
Yeah there's not really anything we can do when Elasticsearch returns a 500. Responding a 503 in this instance is probably the best we can do, but from Fleet Server's perspective a core dependent service (Elasticsearch) is unreachable at the time of this request. A better path forward might be determining why Elasticsearch is throwing a shard error and a 500 in this particular instance.
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I noticed that fleet server returns 500 sporadically, causing the elastic agent to go offline.
More logs we can find the monitoring cluster
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