Adds deprecation notice for D4C in 9.0 #1298
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jmikell821
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| @@ -18,6 +18,10 @@ Review the deprecated functionality for {{elastic-sec}}. While deprecations have | |||
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| ## 9.0.0 [elastic-security-900-deprecations] | |||
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| ::::{dropdown} Removes Defend for Containers (D4C) | |||
| Defend for containers is no longer supported starting with {{stack}} 9.0. | |||
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We have title case and sentence case. Is it Defend for Containers or Defend for containers?
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Updates the deprecations section of the security release notes for 9.0 to add a deprecated feature, Defend for Containers. Once a page is created that provides more info, we'll link to it (currently there's no public-facing Github issue or similar).
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