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How to create a search engine

Learn how to build a search engine and simplify the process with Elastic, and start exploring its endless possibilities.

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A game of nations — How nation-states prepare for cyber threats with Locked Shields (part 2)

This blog is part 2 of a series on Locked Shields, the world's largest cybersecurity exercise. Learn how Elastic is typically set up during Locked Shields and gain insights into the top incidents that emerged during these simulations.

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Fraud in financial services: Leaning on generative AI to protect a rapidly expanding attack surface

AI technologies, particularly machine learning and advanced analytics, have emerged as powerful tools in the fight against fraud in financial services. Combined with Elastic, FSIs can better combat this data problem.

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593% return on investment by migrating off OpenSearch for search and logging

Whether it is improving resource optimization, faster performance, IT efficiency, or license cost savings, the Elasticsearch Service Enterprise license tier has much more to offer than the OpenSearch Service. Find out how.

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LangChain tutorial: A guide to building LLM-powered applications

Unlock the potential of LangChain with this step-by-step LangChain tutorial. Learn how to build AI-powered apps from scratch and start creating today.

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What’s the difference? Elastic and Splunk data tiers

This blog post provides a brief overview of the key differences between the Elastic and Splunk data management offerings and will help you understand the key factors that affect the performance and cost of data storage.

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Elastic Stack 8.12.2 released

Read about the updates and bug fixes that have been included in this release.

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After an incredibly fast-moving 2023, what does the future hold for AI and search? We assessed the current state of search and weighed in on a few key themes on the horizon for all things AI in 2024.

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Improving memory allocation with Libbeat output client and Elasticsearch

When Filebeat or any other beat is publishing events to a remote Elasticsearch, it relies on its _bulk API, meaning that Beats doesn’t only make requests to Elasticsearch but also parses its responses, which results in increased memory utilization.