“These are the guys that built Elasticsearch. This is their bread and butter. This is what they do. They offer all this support plus machine learning and security — all these things that we didn’t want to have to deal with developing and Amazon doesn’t offer.”

"Within days of rolling out Elastic Universal Profiling, we identified a new hot code path in a feature before release and could fix it before it made our cloud cost skyrocket."

"We knew that we had this data. The challenge was to be able to present it to a non-technical user. Kibana allowed us to build some cool dashboards pretty quickly, and we got a lot of wows in the office — including from the CEO himself."

"The velocity achieved at Nativo would not be possible without the metrics that Elastic Stack provides."

“Without this information in Elasticsearch, in our catalog. It’s not possible. The user has to [make] assumptions.”

"You don't want to spend more time than is absolutely necessary maintaining systems when you could be contributing strategically to organizational security and customer protections."

"Elastic Security simplifies everything. It's easy to set up data ingestion pipelines, and once you enable the rules there is little to do other than act on alerts."

"With the help of Elasticsearch, we deliver that competitive information directly to them, on a large scale, using information collected in real time."

"We chose Elasticsearch because of its performance, as well as features that enable us to productionize vector embeddings and explore the potential of generative AI."

"Before Elasticsearch, we used Solr, we had a lot of trouble scaling Solr, configuring it and making it work. We would outgrow one Solr instance very quickly. It was hard for us to manage that growth with Solr."

“Having that infrastructure right there allows us to do more than we were a year and a half ago with only the ArcSight solution."

“[Kibana] works great in our use cases. It’s simple. We don’t have to do a lot of training and we get a nice visualization.”

“[The Elastic Stack] was the seed to plant. But it isn’t going to be something that grows into (just) a walled (off) garden. It will work with all the other stuff.”

"Elastic is at the heart of our architecture, acting as a holding zone for data that we need to interface or transmit between different automation systems. It’s the glue that holds all of them together."

“The first step to making better use of data for energy companies is to standardize and centralize their data. There is a big emphasis on data analytics to assess performance and provide real-time access to that analysis. Predictive analytics is also gaining importance. There is a clear advantage in being …