Category: AI
Articles tagged AI
Automating User Journeys for Synthetic Monitoring with MCP in Elastic
This post explores how you can automatically create user journeys with Synthetic Monitoring in Elastic Observability, TypeScript, and FastMCP, and walks through the app and its workflow.
LLM Observability with Elastic’s Azure AI Foundry Integration
Gain comprehensive visibility into your generative AI workloads on Azure AI Foundry. Monitor token usage, latency, and cost, while leveraging built-in content filters to ensure safe and compliant application behavior—all with out-of-the-box observability powered by Elastic.
Elastic's RAG-based AI Assistant: Analyze application issues with LLMs and private GitHub issues
In this blog, we review how GitHub issues and other GitHub documents from internal and external GitHub repositories can be used in root cause analysis with Elastic’s RAG-based AI Assistant.
The Elastic AI Assistant for Observability escapes Kibana!
Harness the Elastic AI Assistant API to seamlessly blend Elastic's Observability capabilities into your daily workflow, from Slack to the command line, boosting efficiency and decision-making. Work smarter, not harder.
Getting started with the Elastic AI Assistant for Observability and Microsoft Azure OpenAI
Follow this step-by-step process to get started with the Elastic AI Assistant for Observability and Microsoft Azure OpenAI.
Analyzing OpenTelemetry apps with Elastic AI Assistant and APM
Elastic Observability provides native OpenTelemetry support, but analyzing applications logs, metrics, and traces can be daunting. Elastic Observability not only provides AIOps features but also an AI Assistant (co-pilot) to help get to MTTR faster.
Enhancing SRE troubleshooting with the AI Assistant for Observability and your organization's runbooks
Empower your SRE team with this guide to enriching Elastic's AI Assistant Knowledge Base with your organization's internal observability information for enhanced alert remediation and incident management.
Managing your applications on Amazon ECS EC2-based clusters with Elastic Observability
Learn how to manage applications on Amazon ECS clusters based on EC2 instances and how simple it is to use Elastic agents with the AWS and docker integrations to provide a complete picture of your apps, ECS service, and corresponding EC2 instances.