Elastic Introduces Logs Essentials: Serverless Log Analytics, in a New Low-priced Tier
Site reliability engineers and
developers gain access to powerful log analytics without the overhead of
managing Elastic Stack
Elastic (NYSE:
ESTC), the Search AI Company, today announced Elastic Observability Logs
Essentials (“Logs Essentials”), a new tier within Elastic Cloud Serverless that
delivers fast, scalable and cost-effective log analytics powered by
Elasticsearch.
Built for Site Reliability
Engineers (SREs) and developers, Logs Essentials provides critical capabilities
for ingesting, searching, visualizing, and alerting on logs without needing to
handle ops, upgrades, or tuning. It accelerates root cause analysis, provides
deep contextual insights through ES|QL, Elastic’s piped language capability,
detects issues proactively, and helps visualize and monitor operational health.
“SREs need a hassle-free,
scale-as-you-go, high-availability logging solution that empowers them to focus
entirely on operational insights, not infrastructure, without the complexity of
standing up and maintaining observability tooling,” Santosh Krishnan,
general manager, Observability & Security at Elastic. “Logs Essentials
makes it easy to get started with Elastic by offering a simple, reliable path
to insights at a lower entry point.”
Built on the same stateless
architecture as Elastic Observability, Logs Essentials provides:
- Fast and precise log analytics using
filters, pattern matching, alerting, rich visualizations, and ES|QL
(Elastic’s piped query language), to help SREs quickly identify and
resolve issues
- Seamless automatic scaling through Elastic
Cloud Serverless, with high availability and zero operational overhead
- Price-optimized for log analytics,
allowing you to search, analyze, and visualize at scale, but only pay for
what you ingest and store
Logs Essentials is built for
teams that want Elastic’s speed and scale without managing their deployment or
paying for premium features. When more advanced observability workflows are
needed, customers can upgrade to Elastic Observability Complete.
To learn more about Logs
Essentials, read the Elastic
blog.