Support Matrix

Elasticsearch

We currently only support and test x86_64 architectures.
Encryption at rest for Elasticsearch via dm-crypt is supported on all Linux OSs.
Support for the listed Linux distributions requires a native Linux install, e.g., Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is unsupported.
*Supported with the RHEL kernel for all listed versions and Oracle UEK from Elasticsearch 6.8.x forward.
**Zip/tar.gz archives only. RPM installation is not supported on SLES 11.
***We might ask you to move to newer versions of Amazon Linux as part of our support process.
‡ CentOS 6, RHEL 6, and Oracle Enterprise Linux 6 do not support the bundled JDK 15+ since 7.9.2 due to glibc incompatibilities.

Kibana

We currently only support and test x86_64 architectures.
Support for the listed Linux distributions requires a native Linux install, e.g. Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is unsupported.

Logstash

We currently only support and test x86_64 architectures.
*We might ask you to move to newer versions of Amazon Linux as part of our support process
**Zip/tar.gz archives only. RPM installation is not supported on SLES 11.

Auditbeat

Filebeat

Functionbeat

Heartbeat

Metricbeat

Packetbeat

Winlogbeat

* We might ask you to move to newer versions of Amazon Linux as part of our support process.
** Compatibility applies to the bundled CLI for deploying Functionbeat onto serverless frameworks.
Additionally, we provide Beats binaries but not support for Windows XP, Windows Server 2008, OpenSUSE Leap 42, OpenSUSE 13.2, and Oracle Enterprise Linux 6/7 with RHEL Kernel only.
You may also self compile without support on Linux ARM, Linux PPC/PPC64LE, Solaris/SmartOS, and FreeBSD.

Elastic Agent

Elastic Endpoint Security

Endgame Sensor

Elastic Cloud Enterprise

* For ECE 2.6, this not actively certified, supported on best effort basis
Operating systems not specified above are not supported
Supported Docker and Linux Kernel versions:
- ECE requires linux vendor LTS kernels, upstream or custom kernels are not supported. Please see the supported kernels from your OS provider.
- ECE requires kernel memory accounting to be disabled for all memory cgroups. Disable it by passing `cgroup.memory=nokmem` to the kernel at boot time.

APM Server

* We might ask you to move to newer versions of Amazon Linux as part of our support process.

App Search

Starting with version 7.7.0, App Search is provided with the Enterprise Search package.

Enterprise Search

Elasticsearch and JVM

Java 9, Java 10, Java 12, and Java 13 are short term releases. We advise against using them unless you're prepared to handle the fast release cadence this imposes. See Oracle's schedule for JVM support at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/eol-135779.html
** Elastic supports some OpenJDK-derived distributions: 1. builds by the IcedTea Project; 2. those produced by OS vendors in the “Product and Operating System” matrix which have passed the TCK tests; 3. Azul Zulu starting with Elasticsearch 6.6.0.
The Elasticsearch/JVM support information on this page applies to both server and client (e.g., client api) implementations.

Logstash and JVM

* Azul Zulu is supported starting Logstash 7.8.0.

Enterprise Search and JVM

Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes and Kubernetes Distro

Kibana Supported Browsers

Latest GA versions of listed browsers supported.

Elastic Endgame Supported Browsers

Product Compatibility

Compatibility with Elasticsearch (5.x, 6.x, 7.x)

^ Elasticsearch output compatibility - Beats, Logstash, and Elastic Agent indexing data to Elasticsearch
* We recommend running the latest version of Beats, Logstash, Elastic Agent and ES-Hadoop; earlier versions will work with reduced functionality.
** Starting in version 6.3, X-Pack features are included in the default distributions of Elastic Stack. See https://www.elastic.co/what-is/open-x-pack.
*** APM Server 6.7 works with Elasticsearch 7.0, but data must be migrated using the Upgrade Assistant to be visible in Kibana 7.0.
**** App Search moved to Enterprise Search in 7.7.0 onwards.

Compatibility with Elasticsearch (2.x)

** Beats to Logstash has a separate compatibility chart

Compatibility with Logstash

* Compatibility applies to the monitoring & management Elasticsearch cluster and any Elasticsearch clusters that metrics are routed through. This includes any cluster(s) referenced in the xpack.monitoring.elasticsearch.url and xpack.management.elasticsearch.url settings. It's highly recommended to run the same minor versions across Elasticsearch, Kibana, and Logstash for best monitoring & management functionality. For versions 6.2 and older, X-Pack must be installed on all products.
** Prior to version 7.4, Functionbeat is only compatible with Elasticsearch as an output destination. Logstash and other outputs are not supported. Starting with version 7.4, Functionbeat supports Elasticsearch and Logstash outputs.

Compatibility with Beats

* Compatibility applies to the monitoring Elasticsearch cluster and any Elasticsearch clusters that metrics are routed through. This includes any cluster(s) referenced in the xpack.monitoring.elasticsearch settings. It's highly recommended to run the same minor versions across Elasticsearch, Kibana, and Beats for best monitoring functionality. For version 6.2, X-Pack must be installed on all products.
** Functionbeat is only compatible with Elasticsearch as an output destination. Logstash and other outputs are not supported.
*** Uptime 7.x is not compatible with Heartbeat 6.x or below.

Compatibility with Elastic Cloud Enterprise

Compatibility with Elastic Endgame

Compatibility with Endgame Server

Compatibility between APM Agents and Server

A matrix defining APM Server and APM Agent compatibility is available in the documentation.

Supported Logstash Plugins

The plugins listed below are maintained and supported by Elastic. Plugin versions that are installable on an Elastic supported Logstash release are considered supported.

The full list of all plugins in the Logstash ecosystem can be found in the product documentation:

• Input plugins
• Codec plugins
• Filter plugins
• Output plugins

Tier 1 Plugins

Definition: These incorporate Logstash plugins that Elastic have published directly and plugins that Elastic has a high degree of experience with. Elastic will provide support to new Support Requests at point of entry for all Severity Levels (1 through 3) but retain the right to downgrade Support Requests to Severity 3 should the root cause be isolated to an external system, service, or library.

* * The S3 input and output plugins only support AWS S3. Other S3 compatible storage solutions are not supported.

** The Ruby filter plugin in supported. The Ruby code executed in the plugin is not supported.

Tier 2 Plugins

Definition: These incorporate Logstash plugins where Elastic has a more limited focus, such that Elastic's ability to effect a solution could be impaired. Elastic will provide support under Severity 3 only.

*** The JMS input plugin is only supported for Solace, ActiveMQ, and ActiveMQ Artemis. All other JMS technologies are not supported.