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How to set up and deploy Elasticsearch via Azure Marketplace

Learn how to set up and deploy Elasticsearch using Azure Native ISV Service.

This article is part of a series that explores how to utilize Elasticsearch with various providers.

Elastic Cloud is the easiest way to spin up a production-grade Elasticsearch cluster in minutes. Azure Marketplace allows you to use your own Azure account to manage your Elastic Cloud subscription, giving you the same seamless Elastic Cloud experience but within your provider’s billing account.

In this article, you’ll learn to deploy Elasticsearch via Azure Marketplace. Stay tuned! We’ll soon publish guides on deploying Elasticsearch on Azure AKS and Azure VM.

Elasticsearch deployment effort

Elastic deployment effort for Azure marketplace

When to use Marketplace?

Elastic Cloud provides even greater flexibility but requires managing a new billing account. So, if you already have an Azure Cloud subscription and want to keep your cloud spending consolidated under one vendor, it makes sense to install Elastic Cloud from the marketplace.

How to set up Elasticsearch via Azure Marketplace

Step 1: Access Azure Marketplace

1. Log in to Azure.

2. In the top search bar (as shown in the image below), type "Marketplace". Click on "Marketplace" from the search results.

How to access the Azure marketplace.

3. Once in the Marketplace, use the search field and input Elasticsearch. This will display various Elasticsearch-related offerings and deployment options.

How to find Elastic Cloud on the Azure marketplace.

4. From the search results, locate and click Elasticsearch - An Azure Native ISV Service. This is typically provided by Elastic and offers a fully managed service integration.

An image showing how to find Elasticsearch in the Azure marketplace by clicking the Elasticsearch - An Azure Native ISV Service tile.

Step 2: Subscribe to the service

1. Select the default Plan, “Consumption Based Pricing,” and click the Subscribe button. This subscription charges a fee based on a pricing formula. For more details, you can review the Azure integrated billing page.

Notes:

  • By default, an Enterprise subscription will be provided.

  • The Elastic service is charged directly to your Azure account.

How to subscribe to the Elasticsearch Azure Native ISV Service.

2. Complete the plan details

  1. Select a subscription and resource group

  2. Fill in the resource name

  3. Select the region for your deployment

  4. Select the Elasticsearch version

How to create an Elastic Resource.

3. Complete the logs configuration. In this case, we leave the settings as default.

How to configure logs in the Elastic Resource.

4. Configure OpenAI details.

How to configure OpenAI details in an Elastic Resource.

5. Add Tags.

How to add tags to an Elastic Resource.

6. Review the Elastic creation, Terms of Service and Privacy Statements, then click the Create button.

How to review the Elastic creation, Terms of Service and Privacy Statements.

7. Wait for the deployment to set up.

An image showing the waiting process while the Elastic Cloud deployment is set up.

8. Once the Deployment is complete, click the Go to resource button.

An image showing how to navigate to the go to resources button, after Elastic Cloud is deployed.

9. To access deployment, click the Deployment URL link to Kibana.

How to access Elastic Cloud by clicking the deployment URL link to Kibana.

10. Pick the Azure account.

How to pick the Azure account.

11. Click the Accept button to grant Elastic access to your user profile.

Where to find the accept button.

12. We have now deployed Elastic Cloud from Azure Marketplace.

Image showing a successful deployment of Elastic Cloud from Azure Marketplace.
What the deployment of Elastic Cloud via Azure marketplace looks like with coding.

Cancel your subscription

To cancel your subscription

1. Go to Azure Resource Groups and click the Elasticsearch Resource Group:

First step to cancelling your Elastic Cloud subscription, go to Azure Resources Group.

2. Click the Elasticsearch deployment. In this case, it is elasticsearch-deployment-test.

Image showing the location of the Elasticsearch deployment in, elasticsearch-deployment-test.

3. Click delete.

Where to find the delete button to unsunscribe from Elastic Cloud via Azure marketplace.

4. Confirm delete, complete the survey, and click the Delete button.

Last delete and comfirm delete steps to delete Elastic Cloud via the Azure marketplace.

Next steps

Start your Elastic Cloud journey with a 14-day free trial, then convert to Azure Marketplace for consolidated billing. Deploy Elasticsearch directly within the Azure portal and manage it like any native Azure service Microsoft Azure Marketplace.

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