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December 12, 2017

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Opening Keynote

Get the update from Shay on where the Elastic Stack is headed, from logging to metrics to the APM solution that's brewing.

Elasticsearch Deep Dive

Cross-cluster search, ingest node, rollover API, shrink API, field collapsing, unified highlighter . . . there's lots to love in Elasticsearch these days. Get up to speed on 5.x and see how 6.x will address pain points around scale, upgrading, recovery, and sparse data and disk usage.

Ingest and the Elastic Stack

Walk through all things ingest for Logstash 5.x, from dead letter and persistent queues to the Grok Debugger and new monitoring APIs. Then get caught up on new lightweight data shipper additions like Heartbeat and Metricbeat, as well as new modules that simplify the getting started process.

Kibana Deep Dive

It's the grand tour of new visualizations and exciting updates in Kibana, including time series visual builder, heatmaps, Timelion, tag clouds, Watcher UI, and cluster alerts. Plus, a look at what's to come in 6.x.

Machine Learning Deep Dive

GA'ed in 5.5, machine learning can uncover insights from your data automatically. This session walks you through using the Elastic Stack to ingest, enrich, visualize, analyze, and alert on NGINX logs to detect and eventually predict anomalies in your data.

Managing Elasticsearch Clusters with Elastic Cloud Enterprise

Learn how to easily deploy and manage secure Elasticsearch clusters at scale and on the infrastructure of your choice using Elastic Cloud Enterprise.

Samsung SDS: Using Elasticsearch for Chatbot

Learn more about Samsung SDS Chatbot Brity, a conversational AI, built on Elasticsearch.

NSHC: Security in the Age of the Dark Web

In this session, NSHC demonstrates the process of how they collect, analyze, and secure data using Elasticsearch in the age of the Dark Web, a part of the World Wide Web that is only accessible by means of special software, allowing users and website operators to remain anonymous or untraceable.