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AutoOps

ECH ECK ECE Self-Managed

AutoOps diagnoses issues in Elasticsearch by analyzing hundreds of metrics, providing root-cause analysis and accurate resolution paths. With AutoOps, customers can prevent and resolve issues, cut down administration time, and optimize resource utilization.

The Overview page

  • Real-time root-cause analysis for hundreds of issues.

  • Accurate resolution paths and customized recommendations.

  • Insight into what occurred and detailed views into nodes, index, shards, and templates.

  • Wide range of insights, including:

    • Cluster status, node failures, and shard sizes.
    • High CPU, memory, disk usage, and other resource-related metrics.
    • Misconfigurations and possible optimizations.
    • Insights on data structure, shards, templates, and mapping optimizations.
    • Unbalanced loads between nodes.
    • Indexing latency, rejections, search latency, high index/search queues, and slow queries.
    • Resource utilization.
  • Multi-deployment dashboard to quickly spot issues across all clusters.
  • Possibility to customize event triggers and connect to different notification services such as PagerDuty, Slack, MS Teams, and webhooks.
  • Long-term reports for sustained evaluation. This feature is currently not available and will be rolled out shortly.

In the regions where it has been rolled out, AutoOps is automatically available in Elastic Cloud Hosted deployments and can be set up for ECE, ECK, and self-managed clusters.

AutoOps is currently not available for air-gapped environments since it is a cloud service and you need an internet connection to send metrics to Elastic Cloud. However, we plan to offer a locally deployable version in the future.

AutoOps currently has a 10 day retention period.

AutoOps currently monitors only Elasticsearch, not the entire Elastic Stack. Any deployment information pertains solely to Elasticsearch. AutoOps is compatible with supported Elasticsearch versions(7.17.x and above). We plan to expand AutoOps monitoring to the entire stack in the future.

In this section, you'll find the following information: