Articles by George Kobar

Don’t let data go end of life. Simply use snapshots as archives in Elasticsearch 8.3 to easily and quickly search your old data for governance, security investigations, and historical lookbacks – now GA.

In 8.3, search and replicate data in any environment. Query old snapshots without the need of an old Elasticsearch cluster. Try out new alerting capabilities in Kibana and template migration for Elastic Cloud users to easily migrate deployments.

In 8.2, explore your data landscape with new options in Kibana’s Discover app and improve your speed with Elasticsearch’s random sampler aggregation and enhanced vector search. Plus, leverage the PCI certification for compliance in Elastic Cloud.

Elasticsearch enhancements added in 7.15+, lowers data transfer and storage (DTS) and can lower your Elastic Cloud bills. Learn how our cloud observability team saved $100,000 and upgrade to 8.1 today.

Elasticsearch and Kibana help you search, solve, and succeed with 20% faster indexing, a 20% reduction in storage requirements, and new ad-hoc analytics capabilities. Search smarter with new visualizations, Geohexgrid, and more, on Elastic Cloud.

With a new approximate nearest neighbor search capability, native support for modern natural language processing models, and a streamlined security experience — Elastic 8.0 lays the foundation for the next generation of search-powered solutions.

Elastic Integrations make it easy to collect, store, search and analyze all of your data securely and at scale. Ingest data easily, explore from an intuitive UI, and make your data actionable and streamline workflows across teams and systems.

We are pleased to announce the release of Elastic 8.0.0-beta 1. This is part of a series of pre-8.0.0 releases designed to let you test the features and changes coming in 8.0.0 with your application.

Elastic Cloud customers can now ingest data more simply, quickly, and securely, and the latest updates to the core Elastic Stack provide users with new tools for maximizing performance and exploring their data.