What we're about
Join the Elastic Community: This group is for anyone interested in open source search, logging, analytics & data visualization. We primarily focus on these open source projects — Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, and Beats ( http://www.elastic.co/products ) — but we welcome talks on any aspect of data exploration.
We want to hear from you — and so do other meetup members! Present about your Elastic Stack stories, be it a lightning talk or a 25-45 minute presentation with Q&A. Our Speaker Guide ( https://eemrich.gitbooks.io/elastic-user-group-speaker-guidelines/content/ ) is full of tips on giving a stellar presentation. If you’re interested visit the elastic/call-for-meetups repo ( https://github.com/elastic/call-for-meetups ).
Local community organizers wanted! - We’d love to have this user group meet more regularly, so we’re looking for a local organizer who will help the group thrive, and the Community Team at Elastic is here to support you. If you’re interested email us at meetups@elastic.co .
We know that people enjoy giving back to the communities they care about, so we've created this guide to help you ( https://www.elastic.co/community/usergroupguide#overview ) get started on your path to starting a Meetup.com user group.
What you’ll gain by being a Community Organizer?:
• Public speaking experience
• Community leadership and contribution
• Networking opportunities
• Learn new technical use cases and share your expertise
• Special Elastic swag (and bragging rights, of course).
Expectations:
• Be a fan of Elastic and possess motivation to help build the community
• Commit to organizing the user group for at least one calendar year (at least 3-4 meetups a year)
• Attend the meetups
• Help find speakers and hosts (Elastic can help connect you with other users)
• Create meetup.com announcement (Elastic can help promote)
• Order food & beverages (Elastic is happy to sponsor)
Host a meetup: Hosting a meetup at your office, is another way to get more involved with the community. This is a great way to showcase your space (especially if you’re trying to recruit). Your facilities don't need to be fancy — we're looking for a comfortable vibe, a projector, screen, chairs, and a place to serve refreshments. Email meetups@elastic.co if you’re interested.
Learn more about Elastic
• Elastic Community: https://www.elastic.co/community
• Monthly Community Newsletter: https://www.elastic.co/community/newsletter
• Discussion Forums: https://discuss.elastic.co/
Code of Conduct: This Meetup community adheres to the Elastic Community Code of Conduct (
https://www.elastic.co/community/codeofconduct ). Attendance to events run as part of this Meetup group means you agree to be an awesome human and engage by these rules.
This group is for anyone interested in open source search, logging, analytics & data visualization. We primarily focus on these open source projects — Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash, and Beats — but we welcome talks on any aspect of data exploration.
This Meetup community adheres to the Elastic Code of Conduct - https://www.elastic.co/community/codeofcond... (https://www.elastic.co/community/codeofconduct). Attendance to events run as part of this Meetup group means you agree to be an awesome human and engage by these rules :D
Upcoming events (3)
Needs a location
THIS IS A FREE EVENT - PLEASE FINISH YOUR RSVP IN THE LINK BELOW
https://community.elastic.co/events/details/elastic-bangalore-presents-data-management-with-elastic-part-2/
Hello, Elastic Fantastics!
Time series data tends to grow over time. And while it might be easier to store and manage this data via a single index, it’s often more efficient and cost-effective to store large volumes of time series data across multiple, time-based indices. Multiple indices enable you to move indices containing older, less frequently queried data to less expensive hardware and delete indices when they’re no longer needed, reducing overhead and storage costs.
If you’re collecting a terabyte of data per day, for example, that’s seven terabytes a week. Kept over several years, this easily grows to petabytes of data. Users need a way to manage this exponential storage growth and have the capability to search for everything. Learn how to meet these goals with the help of Elastic.
• Part 1: Index Lifecycle Management (ILM) - [13th October 2021]
ILM automates how you want to manage your indices over time. You control how indices are handled as they age by attaching a lifecycle policy to the index template used to create them. You can update the policy to modify the lifecycle of both new and existing indices.
• Part 2: Data Streams - [20th October 2021]
Data streams abstract away — and simplify — some of the complexity that comes with having to manage numerous time-series indices, making features like Index Lifecycle Management (ILM) a breeze to configure and simple to maintain.
• Part 3: Searchable Snapshots- [27th October 2021]
Searchable Snapshots allow us to keep low-cost object stores from AWS, Google, Azure, and other object stores always online and available, by making your snapshots directly searchable by Elasticsearch.
Agenda
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Speaker
Muhammad Sarwar - Elastic (Education Architect)
Muhammad is an Elastic Certified Instructor, with an experience of over 16 years as a Senior Software engineer, Architect and Engineering lead.
Hosts
Aravind Putrevu - Elastic (Developer Advocate)
Aravind works at Elastic as a Developer Advocate and looks after Developer Relations function in India. He has experience working in Cloud Security and Financial Domains. He has interest in Search and Analytics, Security, IoT and Machine Learning. In his free time, he plays around with a RasPi or Arduino :)
Kawnish Panse - Elastic (Community Programs Associate)
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THIS IS A FREE EVENT - PLEASE FINISH YOUR RSVP IN THE LINK BELOW
https://community.elastic.co/events/details/elastic-bangalore-presents-data-management-with-elastic-part-2/
- sunil
- Devasundaram V.
- Madhusudan M C
- 13 attendees
Needs a location
THIS IS A FREE EVENT - PLEASE FINISH YOUR RSVP IN THE LINK BELOW
https://community.elastic.co/events/details/elastic-bangalore-presents-data-management-with-elastic-part-3/
Hello, Elastic Fantastics!
Time series data tends to grow over time. And while it might be easier to store and manage this data via a single index, it’s often more efficient and cost-effective to store large volumes of time series data across multiple, time-based indices. Multiple indices enable you to move indices containing older, less frequently queried data to less expensive hardware and delete indices when they’re no longer needed, reducing overhead and storage costs.
If you’re collecting a terabyte of data per day, for example, that’s seven terabytes a week. Kept over several years, this easily grows to petabytes of data. Users need a way to manage this exponential storage growth and have the capability to search for everything. Learn how to meet these goals with the help of Elastic.
• Part 1: Index Lifecycle Management (ILM) - [13th October 2021]
ILM automates how you want to manage your indices over time. You control how indices are handled as they age by attaching a lifecycle policy to the index template used to create them. You can update the policy to modify the lifecycle of both new and existing indices.
• Part 2: Data streams - [20th October 2021]
Data streams abstract away — and simplify — some of the complexity that comes with having to manage numerous time-series indices, making features like index lifecycle management (ILM) a breeze to configure and simple to maintain.
• Part 3: Searchable snapshots- [27th October 2021]
Searchable Snapshots allow us to keep low-cost object stores from AWS, Google, Azure, and other object stores always online and available, by making your snapshots directly searchable by Elasticsearch.
Agenda
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Speaker
Muhammad Sarwar - Elastic (Education Architect)
Muhammad is an Elastic Certified Instructor, with an experience of over 16 years as a Senior Software engineer, Architect and Engineering lead.
Hosts
Aravind Putrevu - Elastic (Developer Advocate)
Aravind works at Elastic as a Developer Advocate and looks after Developer Relations function in India. He has experience working in Cloud Security and Financial Domains. He has interest in Search and Analytics, Security, IoT and Machine Learning. In his free time, he plays around with a RasPi or Arduino :)
Kawnish Panse - Elastic (Community Programs Associate)
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THIS IS A FREE EVENT - PLEASE FINISH YOUR RSVP IN THE LINK BELOW
https://community.elastic.co/events/details/elastic-bangalore-presents-data-management-with-elastic-part-3/
- sunil
- Madhusudan M C
- Shinod K M
- 14 attendees
Needs a location
THIS IS A FREE EVENT - PLEASE FINISH YOUR RSVP IN THE LINK BELOW
https://community.elastic.co/events/details/elastic-bangalore-presents-observing-and-protecting-applications-with-snyk-and-elastic/
Hi, Elastic Fantastics!
Join us in this session, to see how Snyk and Elastic can be used for secure development and runtime of Kubernetes deployments. Pas and Michael will present various use cases showcasing how to enhance your SecDevOps posture utilising Snyk and Elastic, including:
Providing visibility into vulnerabilities detected in code deployments as part of a SecDevOps pipeline
Identification (and alerting) of security breaches in real-time
Threat hunting to enable your Analysts to identify past indicators of compromise and root cause analysis
Agenda
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Speakers
Michael Hyatt - Elastic (Principal Solutions Architect)
Michael works as a Solutions Architect with Elastic for almost 3 years. He has experience and passion for all things tech: cloud, APIs, integration, DevOps, programming, business intelligence, big data, and more. He has diverse experience with projects in various industries and is successful in customer-facing roles.
Pas Apicella - Snyk (Principal Solution Engineer)
Pas Apicella is a Principal Solution Engineer at Snyk, working on the Snyk Platform to help customers secure their Cloud-native applications and enable a DevSecOps culture while still meeting the business needs. He has contributed code to OSS projects and constantly blogs about Cloud-native architecture when time permits. He graduated from RMIT with a Bachelor of Computer Science and since then...
Host
Kawnish Panse - Elasticsearch (Community Programs Associate)
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THIS IS A FREE EVENT - PLEASE FINISH YOUR RSVP IN THE LINK BELOW
https://community.elastic.co/events/details/elastic-bangalore-presents-observing-and-protecting-applications-with-snyk-and-elastic/
- Jothibasu K.
- Navin A.
- Surender S.
- 7 attendees
Past events (32)
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- Elastic Meetup T.
- Ankit A.
- AVINASH J.
- 22 attendees
