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Cherry-pick #10682 to 7.0: Expose the Metadata Refresh stragegy for the Kafka output. #11161

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Cherry-pick of PR #10682 to 7.0 branch. Original message:

By default the Kafka output will periodically refresh the metadata
information for all the available topics. This is the default strategy
that beat uses.

But if you have strict permissions in place for your
Kafka cluster this could lead to errors in your log while trying to get
information for a topic that you don't have permissions.

This commit keep the default behavior but allow to change the strategy
from the config file.

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* Expose the Metadata Refresh stragegy for the Kafka output.

By default the Kafka output will periodically refresh the metadata
information for all the available topics. This is the default strategy
that beat uses.

But if you have strict permissions in place for your
Kafka cluster this could lead to errors in your log while trying to get
information for a topic that you don't have permissions.

This commit keep the default behavior but allow to change the strategy
from the config file.

(cherry picked from commit 6829f19)
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@ph ph merged commit ebd2750 into elastic:7.0 Mar 13, 2019
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