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navigation_title Streams
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description Reference for the three Streams action steps that operate on Observability Streams from a workflow.
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Streams action steps [workflows-streams-steps]

Streams action steps operate on Observability Streams from a workflow. Use them to list available streams, fetch a specific stream's configuration, or pull significant events from a stream's time window.

:::{warning} Streams action steps, along with the Streams feature itself, are in technical preview. Schemas and semantics can change in future releases. Use these steps for prototypes and investigation workflows; hold off on critical automation until Streams reaches GA. :::

:::{include} ../_snippets/schema-location-legend.md :::

Step types


kibana.streams.list [kibana-streams-list]

List every available stream in the current {{kib}} space. This step takes no parameters.

- name: list_streams
  type: kibana.streams.list

kibana.streams.get [kibana-streams-get]

Fetch a stream by name. The name is the human-readable stream identifier shown in the Kibana UI.

Parameter Location Type Required Description
name with string Yes Stream name.
- name: get_logs_stream
  type: kibana.streams.get
  with:
    name: "logs-default"

kibana.streams.getSignificantEvents [kibana-streams-getsignificantevents]

Fetch significant events from a stream in a specified time range, optionally filtered by a query.

Parameter Location Type Required Description
name with string Yes Stream name.
from with string No Start of the time range. Accepts ISO timestamps (2026-04-01T00:00:00Z) or relative values (now-1h).
to with string No End of the time range.
bucketSize with string No Aggregation bucket size.
query with string No Filter query.
- name: recent_significant_events
  type: kibana.streams.getSignificantEvents
  with:
    name: "logs-default"
    from: "now-1h"
    to: "now"

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