Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes: Automating Elasticsearch and Kibana on Kubernetes

Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes: Automating Elasticsearch and Kibana on Kubernetes

  • May 25, 2019
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Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes: Automating Elasticsearch and Kibana on Kubernetes

Elasticsearch, following the emergence of Kubernetes as the de facto standard for orchestrating containers, launches Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK). Let’s have a look at what ECK brings to the Kubernetes ecosystem. The Elasticsearch team takes the next steptowards their commitment to make it easier for users to deploy and operate Elastic products and solutions in Kubernetes environments.

Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK) is built using the Kubernetes Operator pattern, installs into your Kubernetes cluster and does more than just simplifying the task of deploying Elasticsearch and Kibana on Kubernetes.

Source: jaxenter.com

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