Elasticsearch is a powerful search engine that fully supports metrics and log monitoring. It is also able to suggest intelligent results based on prior search queries and can easily return accurate results for terms entered with misspellings or near matches. You may have seen Elasticsearch in action when using sites like T-Mobile, eBay, or Walmart.
While this open-source search engine is free initially and can be hosted for smaller-scale use cases in-house, when it comes to larger organizations it can be extremely difficult and expensive to configure, upgrade, and maintain Elasticsearch reliability without risking losing access to data that generates faster than Elasticsearch can ingest and process. For larger organizations looking for a cost-effective and scalable solution, Logit.io offers an OpenSearch demo to demonstrate how we simplify the configuration, upgrading, and maintenance of Elasticsearch's successor, ensuring data reliability and accessibility even in high-velocity environments.
Common errors that can arise from self-managed Elasticsearch include cluster size issues, combinatorial explosions, bloated index templates, and improper mapping. Logit.io also provides Hosted Grafana in the event that you prefer using this common alternative to Kibana.
Our platform provides Elasticsearch operational intelligence, allowing you to gain deep insights into the performance and health of your Elasticsearch clusters, empowering you to proactively optimize operations and mitigate potential issues.