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Elastic Founder & CEO Steven Schuurman, Elastic Founder & CTO Shay Banon, and other members of the Elastic engineering team kick off Elastic{ON} 2016 with company and product highlights from the past year as well as what to expect with the upcoming 5.0 release. You'll hear about updates coming to the Elastic Stack, learn about what the heck a Pack is, and see some awesome live demos of the new Kibana interface and Graph API. Jason McGee, VP and CTO of the IBM Cloud Platform, also shares how IBM leverages the Elastic Stack within its organization.
At Cisco's Talos, a traditional security analyst culture has collided with lots of data. In this talk, Kate and Samir describe how they’ve navigated this transition using Elasticsearch to leverage data to detect bad guys – with a special look at how Talos tracked the SSHPsychos SSH brute forcing campaign.
From log analysis to ensure systems are functioning, to a search platform for insight into financial trends and journalism assets – the Elastic Stack is an integral part of Thomson Reuters. Learn about how they customize it to fit their needs through tooling, custom plugins, predictive monitoring, and more.
Elasticsearch is much more than a full-text search engine – it can be ‘taught’ to detect at-risk students, predict the weather, and find similar images at high scale. Attend this session to learn how you can turn Elasticsearch into a smart comparison powerhouse for your organization.
Hear how AppDynamics utilizes Elasticsearch to power the three core uses of AppDynamics Analytics – advanced performance analytics, business impact analytics, and user analytics – as well as lessons learned along the way in deploying and managing large Elasticsearch clusters.
Using Elasticsearch, Parse.ly wrote a time series backend for its real-time content analytics product. This talk will cover time-based indices, hot/warm/cold tiers, doc values, index aliases/versioning, and other techniques to run a multi-terabyte Elasticsearch cluster to perform time series at scale.
Autocomplete is a key feature of search applications. Good autocomplete solutions get users to the right content in a few keystrokes while bad ones frustrate and confuse. This talk will explore technical considerations in designing such systems, what Elasticsearch has to offer, and what’s to come next.
FireEye's Threat Analytics Platform (TAP) leverages Elasticsearch to index hundreds of thousands of events per second and maintain more than a petabyte of data. Learn what the security hunting use case is and how FireEye built a platform to allow its enterprise customers to find evil in their organizations.
Learn how HotelTonight uses hosted Elasticsearch to mine millions of documents and analyze diverse data in milliseconds – from hotel inventory systems to data about a user’s desired trip (date, duration, location, price, brand, ratings, etc) – in order to help their users find a hotel at a moment’s notice.
Elasticsearch has infinitely more potential in the hands of someone who knows how it works inside. Community-contributor-turned-employee Nik Everett will help you take your first step inside. You’ll learn how to run from source, debug, read stack traces, write plugins, and send pull requests.
Eventbrite is building an Elasticsearch-powered, content- and behavior-based recommendation system to match users with events they are sure to enjoy. Come learn about their approach, successes, failures, and future work at the intersection of recommendation and search.
The Internet Archive's Wayback Machine has collections that range in size from billions of archived web pages, to millions of scanned books, down to 10,000 quite-popular Grateful Dead concert recordings. See how Elasticsearch glues everything together and hear some lessons learned along the way.
Learn how NetSuite has scaled its Elastic Stack deployment to handle 3 billion daily events and a petabyte of data while meeting security requirements like HIPAA, EU, PACRIM, and PCI/DDS. Topics covered will include hardware selection, core configuration, deployment, security, and monitoring.
Activision knows that Twitter is a critically important channel for interacting with Activision's players. Learn how they use the Elastic Stack, natural language processing, and event detection algorithms to turn Tweet streams into information that supports the operations of its games.
The Logging and Monitoring Service in IBM Bluemix provides Elasticsearch capability to containers and VMs in IBM Bluemix. We'll show the current service, talk about our experience scaling Elasticsearch to support cloud level scale, and show where we're headed in the future.
Advanced Energy Economy’s team of three engineers uses Elastic Cloud to support a flexible and scalable, full-text search platform with 45M pages of unstructured energy policy text. Learn key lessons from a non-profit team tackling huge energy policy challenges with limited resources.
If you've ever wanted to provide recommendations or identify the behavior of malicious actors, this is the session for you. Come learn about how Elasticsearch can power graph exploration at scale by collecting signals like clicks or purchases to identify meaningful connections between subjects on-the-fly.
You’re not alone when it comes to certain challenges with your Elasticsearch deployment. Come learn about solutions to some of the most common issues our users face from a few of our support engineers. You’ll be sure to leave with learnings you can apply to our own clusters when you get home!
Find out how USAA remediates security incidents by analyzing 3-4 billion security events a day, running Python scripts, building custom applications to mine the data, and utilizing Watcher, the Elasticsearch alerting and notification extension, to make their lives easier – and more enjoyable!
Writing a good query can require experience, intuition, and sometimes, divination. This talk will cover how the Elasticsearch DSL translates to Lucene queries, the stages of query execution, and how the new query profiler can be used to identify slow components and improve performance.
When ingesting data into Elasticsearch, sometimes only simple transforms need to be performed on the data prior to indexing. Enter Ingest Node: a new node type that will allow you to do just that! This talk will introduce you to Ingest Node and how to integrate it with the rest of the Elastic Stack.
Adobe uses Elasticsearch to power its API & UI with realtime, high-traffic business queries involving user-specific values. Marko will share the past, current, and future Elasticsearch implementation plans at Adobe — which includes millions of indexes with user-specific documents of prepared responses.
IT monitoring systems collect different types of operations data at an infrastructure and application level. This session will demonstrate how advanced analytics micro-services use the data to add value on top of monitoring dashboards, such as detect anomalies, forecast KPIs, and diagnose a problem quickly.
At last year's Elastic{ON} we announced our acquisition of Found, an Elasticsearch-as-a-service offering. Come hear how Cloud (formerly Found) is built under the hood, its use of Docker, and its security implementation. Also learn about how we’re evolving this architecture to let you deploy Cloud on your own hardware.
Last year at Elastic{ON} you heard about what’s coming in Logstash. Core developers Andrew and Colin have been busy making this future a reality. Come see them demonstrate the work they’ve done so far to make Logstash more resilient and even easier to use!
With Big Data, it is possible to harvest user event data, such as search and click logs, for the purpose of computing user-based search accuracy metrics. Learn about the algorithms and processes for computing these metrics which are vital for comparing search engine accuracy before a deployment.
Resiliency is a primary development focus in Elasticsearch. A lot of improvements were released in ES 2.0, and even more is coming in future releases. From faster recovery times to more durable writes, attend this session to learn everything you ever wanted to know about resiliency in Elasticsearch.
Atlassian is using Elasticsearch to power its internal logging platform, depended on by dozens of internal product teams. Find out how a small team is delivering big wins by choosing to build on top of Elasticsearch and AWS, and where they're taking Elasticsearch next.
As Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, and Beats continue to evolve, we recently went back to the drawing board to rethink our monitoring product. This session will take you on our journey of redefining what monitoring means for the Elastic Stack, as well as explore current features and unveil some of our future roadmap.
Hear how The New York Times put all 15 million of its articles published over the last 160 years into Elasticsearch. From article archives and the ingestion pipeline, to cluster setup and the APIs provided to the organization, Boerge will show what search really means at this world-renown news outlet.
Fast search usually boils down to data organization, which is why Elasticsearch is based on an inverted index. But sometimes speed comes from clever algorithms. Last year we looked at four such algorithms, but there are dozens more. In this talk we'll explore a new set of interesting algorithms in Elasticsearch.
Zymergen has developed a new, industrialized process to create microbes capable of fermenting chemicals, pharmaceuticals and more. Success depends on insights gleaned from large volumes of possible DNA modifications. This talk will cover how Elasticsearch powers this revolution in scientific data analysis.
It's not Julia Child or Gordon Ramsay, but this cookbook is worth it. Come hear Martin Smith – co-author of the Chef Community Cookbook for Elasticsearch – present a hybrid between automating Elasticsearch installation and configuration with Chef, and re-writing the open source Chef cookbook the last 12 months.
A build system is an important tool which provides robust testing and distribution. While unseen by most users, it’s central to any successful software. Late last year, Elasticsearch switched to use Gradle. This talk will explore the history and motivations behind the switch, as well as further improvements now made possible.
This talk will cover everything you ever wanted to know about geo and Elasticsearch! Get advice on field mapping strategies, learn about geo aggregations and visualizations for exploratory spatial data analysis, as well as get insights into new spatial data structures being added to Lucene and Elasticsearch.
Today the default scoring algorithm in Elasticsearch is TF/IDF. This default will change to BM25 once Elasticsearch switches to Lucene 6. In this talk, Britta will tell you all about BM25 – what it is, how it differs from TF/IDF and other scoring techniques, and why it might be the better default going forward.
Mayo Clinic is bringing real-time clinical decision making to the point of care with a vertical application they built using the cloud, Elasticsearch, and D3 widgets. Hear how this application allows physicians to find similar patients and explore what-if scenarios using outcome and intervention parameters.
Get insights and ask questions about the ever-evolving journey of Elastic engineering. This talk will cover what changed as we grew from 15 to 150+, how we operate as a global distributed team and communicate effectively, as well as what guides us in developing the software you know and (hopefully) love.
Netflix messages millions of customers a day across many channels – email, push notifications, text, voice calls, etc – via its messaging platform: a distributed system made up of a series of separate applications. Learn how they use Elasticsearch for higher message deliverability and operational excellence.
How many shards should I have? How many nodes should I have? What about replicas? Do these questions sound familiar? The answer is often ‘it depends’. This talk will outline the factors that affect sizing and walk you through a quantitative approach to estimating the configuration and size of your cluster.
Salesforce built a plugin to the Elastic Stack – called ELF – that enables the collection of Salesforce log data. Come learn how it allows businesses to easily report on user activity in Salesforce and gain insights into organizational usage trends and user behavior.
If you’re using Elasticsearch on Windows or Azure, this session is a must-attend. Our .NET team will demo our Azure Marketplace offering & give a sneak preview of the MSI-based installer. In closing we'll give an overview of everything new in NEST and Elasticsearch.NET 2.0, the official .NET clients.
This talk will focus on the ways to leverage the Elastic Stack to build tools for your sales and marketing teams. We will demo some internal tools we’ve built including cohort analysis of Salesforce data, leveraging Watcher to alert on large data changes, and more.
Having worked on supercomputers in the 1980s, as an evangelist for Java development in the 1990s, and today, as an OpenStack board member and leader for Cisco’s open source initiatives, this conversation between Shay and Lew will surface perspectives on the future of open source for developers and enterprises.