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Alex Salgado's blog
Based in Rio de Janeiro. A developer 🥑, conference speaker, meetup organizer. I enjoy code creative things in AI, Robotics and IoT areas.
Ashish Tiwari's blog
Based in Mumbai, India. A developer 🥑, Developer by heart, Techpreneur
Carly Richmond's blog
Based in London. Frontend Engineer and Agile Enthusiast. Lover of cooking, photography, and tea!
David Pilato's blog
Based in Paris. A frequent speaker about all things Elastic. In my free time, I enjoy coding and DeeJaying, just for fun.
Iulia Feroli's blog
Based in Amsterdam. Developer advocate, Python and data science stuff (especially NLP).
Philipp Krenn's blog
Based in San Francisco.🎩 of DevRel, frequent speaker, podcast guest, and book author.
Xiaoguo Liu's blog
Based in Beijing. A software developer in Qt, python, C++, Nodejs.
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2026 Elastic{ON} Tour Singapore on demand
Watch on your time. Leave with a plan.
Get on-demand access to the latest from Elastic{ON} Singapore — including product updates, technical deep dives, and hands-on sessions you can explore at your own pace.

Data clean-ups and troubleshooting
See new Elastic features focused on AI agents and log management — including Streams, which extracts value from complex, unstructured logs in a single click.
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Learn how Elastic AI Assistant and Workflows streamline security investigations and remediation by identifying malicious binaries and executing incident response automatically.
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