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[8.13](backport #39006) [filebeat][websocket] - Updated Input title to align with existing inputs #39008

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions CHANGELOG.next.asciidoc
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- Added a fix for Crowdstrike pipeline handling process arrays {pull}36496[36496]
- Fix indexing failures by re-enabling event normalisation in netflow input. {issue}38703[38703] {pull}38780[38780]
- Fix config validation for CEL and HTTPJSON inputs when using password grant authentication and `client.id` or `client.secret` are not present. {pull}38962[38962]
- Updated Websocket input title to align with existing inputs {pull}39006[39006]
- [threatintel] MISP splitting fix for empty responses {issue}38739[38739] {pull}38917[38917]

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions x-pack/filebeat/docs/inputs/input-websocket.asciidoc
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=== Websocket Input
experimental[]

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<titleabbrev>Websocket</titleabbrev>
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The `websocket` input reads messages from a websocket server or api endpoint. This input uses the `CEL engine` and the `mito` library interally to parse and process the messages. Having support for `CEL` allows you to parse and process the messages in a more flexible way. It has many similarities with the `cel` input as to how the `CEL` programs are written but deviates in the way the messages are read and processed. The `websocket` input is a `streaming` input and can only be used to read messages from a websocket server or api endpoint.

This input supports:
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