The Elastic Stack makes searching easy, fast and open source
The Elastic stack is the search engine you've been using without knowing it. Powering some popular and big names - Facebook and Netflix, Atlassian, SEEK and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia to name just five - Elastic provides an open source and freely available operating system-agnostic search engine. It retrieves data at high-speed, freeing a business from the arduous task of managing mass volumes of data to actually working with meaningful, insightful information. It opens the possibilities of exploring and finding trends, something which can only happen when your basic reporting requirements are so well met that they are no longer a pressing issue.
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