Bump elasticsearch_exporter v1.10.0 -> v1.11.0#136
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Fixes the idle-connection leak in the exporter's multi-target feature (prometheus-community/elasticsearch_exporter#1136): v1.10.0 opens ~1 keep-alive socket to Elasticsearch per scrape and never closes it, so the ebpf container's RSS ratchets up unbounded (observed ~6000 ESTABLISHED conns / 420MB after 24h, resets to a few MB on restart). v1.11.0 also streams the /_all/_stats decode for ~10x lower peak memory per scrape (#1159).
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Fixes the idle-connection leak in the exporter's multi-target feature
(prometheus-community/elasticsearch_exporter#1136): v1.10.0 opens ~1
keep-alive socket to Elasticsearch per scrape and never closes it, so
the ebpf container's RSS ratchets up unbounded (observed ~6000
ESTABLISHED conns / 420MB after 24h, resets to a few MB on restart).
v1.11.0 also streams the /_all/_stats decode for ~10x lower peak
memory per scrape (#1159).