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Agent Skills for Elastic Observability
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Agent Skills for Elastic Observability

Learn how Agent Skills for Elastic Observability help SREs and developers run observability workflows through natural language to instrument apps with OpenTelemetry, search logs, manage SLOs, understand service health, and help with LLM observability.

Bahubali Shetti

Process Kubernetes logs with ease using Elastic Streams
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Process Kubernetes logs with ease using Elastic Streams

Learn how to process Kubernetes logs with Elastic Streams using conditional blocks, AI-generated Grok patterns, and selective drops to reduce noise and storage cost.

Luca Wintergerst

Troubleshooting Kafka-Logstash-Elasticsearch Performance Issues in delay-sensitive platforms
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Troubleshooting Kafka-Logstash-Elasticsearch Performance Issues in delay-sensitive platforms

Learn how to troubleshoot ingestion bottlenecks in data pipelines built with Kafka, Logstash and Elasticsearch.

Abdelwahhab-Satta

Log Processing UX Design in Elastic Streams
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Log Processing UX Design in Elastic Streams

Explore log processing in Elastic Streams and the design decisions behind the Processing UX that make log data more accessible, consistent, and actionable.

Boris Kirov

Patri Pascual

Automated log parsing in Streams with ML
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Automated log parsing in Streams with ML

Learn how a hybrid ML approach achieved 94% log parsing and 91% log partitioning accuracy through automation experiments with log format fingerprinting in Streams.

Nastia Havriushenko

Streams Processing: Stop Fighting with Grok. Parse Your Logs in Streams.
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Streams Processing: Stop Fighting with Grok. Parse Your Logs in Streams.

Learn how Streams Processing works under the hood and how to use it to build, test, and deploy parsing logic on live data quickly.

Luca Wintergerst

AIOps with Elastic Observability: Modern AIOps & Log Intelligence
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AIOps with Elastic Observability: Modern AIOps & Log Intelligence

Exploring modern AIOps capabilities, including anomaly detection, log intelligence, and log analysis & categorization with Elastic Observability.

Sophia Solomon

Elastic Observability: Streams Data Quality and Failure Store Insights
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Elastic Observability: Streams Data Quality and Failure Store Insights

Discover how the Streams a new AI driven Elastic Observability feature help manage data quality with a failure store to help you monitor, troubleshoot, and retain high-quality data.

Elena Stoeva

Yngrid Coello

Reconciliation in Elastic Streams: A Robust Architecture Deep Dive
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Reconciliation in Elastic Streams: A Robust Architecture Deep Dive

Learn how Elastic's engineering team refactored Streams using a reconciliation model inspired by Kubernetes & React to build a robust, extensible, and debuggable system.

Milton Hultgren

How Streams in Elastic Observability Simplifies Retention Management
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How Streams in Elastic Observability Simplifies Retention Management

Learn how Streams simplifies retention management in Elasticsearch with a unified view to monitor, visualize, and control data lifecycles using DSL or ILM.

Kevin Lacabane

Introducing Streams for Observability: Your first stop for investigations
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Introducing Streams for Observability: Your first stop for investigations

Introducing Elastic Streams, an new AI observability feature that transforms logs from a noisy and expensive data source into a primary investigation signal.

Bahubali Shetti

Luca Wintergerst

Live logs and prosper: fixing a fundamental flaw in observability
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Live logs and prosper: fixing a fundamental flaw in observability

Stop chasing symptoms. Learn how Streams, in Elastic Observability fixes the fundamental flaw in observability, using AI to proactively find the 'why' in your logs for faster resolution.

Ken Exner