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Add Data Filebeat Installation Screen #6017

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Requires #5790

WIP PR to implement the install filebeat screen in #5974

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<h3>Follow these instructions to install Filebeat</h3>
Now that you've got a fresh pipeline and index pattern, let's throw some data at it!
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should we be more explicit about what we just indexed into Elasticsearch? For example, it would be useful to know what the pipeline was indexed as (pipeline name) and instructions on where to find it

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Yeah, this is an interesting question. I think in an ideal world, the user would never have to know anything about how the pipeline actually gets persisted to Elasticsearch. But given that we won't have the ability to manage pipelines right off the bat, advanced users will probably benefit from this kind of information. Maybe we could have a collapsed by default section on this page that provides additional info like this?

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