Category: Elastic Cloud Serverless
Articles tagged Elastic Cloud Serverless
The stateless architecture of Elasticsearch Serverless
Exploring the stateless architecture of Elasticsearch Serverless. Learn how the stateful architecture was transformed into stateless for Serverless.
Agent Builder now GA: Ship context-driven agents in minutes
Agent Builder is now GA. Learn how it allows you to quickly develop context-driven AI agents.
Higher throughput and lower latency: Elastic Cloud Serverless on AWS gets a significant performance boost
We've upgraded the AWS infrastructure for Elasticsearch Serverless to newer, faster hardware. Learn how this massive performance boost delivers faster queries, better scaling, and lower costs.
The AI Agent to manage Elasticsearch Serverless projects
A natural language-powered AI agent that effortlessly manages Elasticsearch Serverless projects—enabling project creation, deletion, and status checks.
Autosharding of data streams in Elasticsearch Serverless
In Elastic Cloud Serverless we spare our users from the need to fiddle with sharding by automatically configuring the optimal number of shards for data streams based on the indexing load.
Elastic Cloud Serverless: A deep dive into autoscaling and performance stress testing at scale
Dive into how Elasticsearch Cloud Serverless dynamically scales to handle massive data volumes and complex queries. We explore its performance under real-world conditions and the results from extensive stress testing.
Elasticsearch Serverless is now generally available
Elasticsearch Serverless, built on a new stateless architecture, is generally available. It’s fully managed so you can get projects started quickly without operations or upgrades, and you can access the latest vector search and generative AI capabilities.
Architecting the next-generation of Managed Intake Service
APM Server has been the de facto service for ingesting data from Elastic APM agents and OTel agents. In this blog post, we will walk through our journey of redesigning the APM Server product to scale and evolve into a more generic ingest component for Elastic Observability while also improving the reliability and maintainability compared to the traditional APM Server.
Stateless: Data safety in a stateless world
We discuss the data durability guarantees in stateless including how we fence new writes and deletes with a safety check which prevents stale nodes from acknowledging new writes or deletes
Leveraging Kubernetes controller patterns to orchestrate Elastic workloads globally
Understand how Kubernetes controller primitives are used at very large scale to power Elastic Cloud Serverless.
