In this blog post you’ll learn how to create visualizations for Kibana dashboards from Jupyter Notebooks. The good news for you as a Python developer: You won’t have to spend time writing cumbersome plain JSON documents or even JavaScript code. Under the hood, we’re going to make use of Kibana’s Vega plugin which became generally available with Elastic Stack 7.10. Jupyter Notebooks are one of the natural habitats of data scientists, offering great ways to explore and visualize data to gain new
Teams around the world are going through changes. With offices closed from Hong Kong to San Francisco, Zoom meetings are the new norm, and online platforms are the standard for collaborating and keeping businesses running as usual. We’ve written about distributed work and how doing distributed well requires the right tools. When a traditional office environment isn’t available, information naturally becomes fractured across multiple single-purpose platforms. Making sure employees are able
What a great week it's been! Just under halfway, with 14 posts down and 11 more to go in our 2020 Advent series, you can follow along with the rest of the series by subscribing to our Advent category on Discuss, or watching our @elastic account on Twitter, and of course these recap blog posts (in case you missed it, check out our the Elastic Advent 2020 Week One recap). From Rank features for e-commerce search, to Elasticsearch Rust client, Top 12 new features in Maps, free trainings, using join
At Elastic, we understand the value of our community. Community is at the core of what we do and who we are as a company. In an effort to recognize Elastic community contributors around the world, we launched the Elastic Contributor Program in September of this year. The goal of this program is to encourage knowledge transfer within the Elastic community and build friendly competition around contributions. In this blog post, we’ll walk through ways in which you can contribute to the Elastic Secu
Winter is here. Of course, for some, it feels like the whole of 2020 has been one long winter. Still, December means it’s finally time for the holiday season — a chance to celebrate, let our hair down, and ring in a new year full of promise and say goodbye to … whatever 2020 was. Naturally, almost everyone is doing things a bit different this winter season, and Elastic is no exception. Although we’re distributed by design, many of our Elasticians occasionally travel into an office and during thi
We want to hear from Elastic APM users! First, thanks for your continued support of Elastic. We’d like you to let us know how we’re doing by sharing your experiences with Elastic APM on Gartner Peer Insights. Your feedback will help us to continue delivering the highest quality solutions to you and your peers. How to submit a reviewIt’s easy. And as a thank you, for each approved review that you submit by December 21, 2020, you can choose to donate $25 to the charity of your choice or select fro
This post is part of a blog series highlighting how we embrace the solutions and features of the Elastic Stack to support our business and drive customer success. The Elastic InfoSec Security Engineering team is responsible for deploying and managing InfoSec's infrastructure and tools. At Elastic, speed, scale, and relevance is our DNA and leveraging the power of the Elastic Stack is the heart of InfoSec. Our goal is not only to test new features as they are rolled out, but to use these capabili
Version 7.10.1 of the Elastic Stack was released today. We recommend you upgrade to this latest version. The 7.10.1 patch contains fixes and small enhancements for the stack. Notable bug fixes are:
Regression fix in Kibana for timelion not working with single quotes in 7.10.0 (#84196)
For a full list of changes for each product, please refer to the release notes: 7.10.1 Release Notes Elastic Stack
Elasticsearch Kibana Beats Logstash
Elastic Enterprise Search
Enterprise Search Workplace Sear
Community is at the heart of everything we do at Elastic, and we wouldn’t be able to have such a vibrant and active community without our user group organizers. Each month we highlight some of our globally distributed user group organizers to get to know them better, learn about their Elastic stories, and understand their motivation for being involved in the Elastic community. We’ll also highlight any tips they can share for hosting successful meetups. This month, we are delighted to showcase a
When approached by stakeholders in their organization, few security teams can confidently demonstrate that logging and alerting capabilities are working as expected. Organizations have become more distributed and reliant on cloud offerings for use cases such as identity and access management, user productivity, and file storage. Meanwhile, adversaries have extended their operational capabilities in cloud environments. It is crucial that security teams are able to monitor these systems for abuse