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What is ECK?
ECK, the Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes, is an official Elastic product that allows you to orchestrate, manage, and operate Elasticsearch, Kibana, and other Elastic Stack components on Kubernetes. It simplifies deploying, scaling, upgrading, and backing up the Elastic Stack within a Kubernetes environment.
What other technologies are related to ECK?
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Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
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Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK) is the official operator for deploying and managing Elasticsearch, Kibana, and other Elastic Stack components on Kubernetes. It simplifies the deployment and management of the Elastic Stack on Kubernetes, making it a core component of the ECK ecosystem.
Beats
Beats are data shippers that send data to Elasticsearch or Logstash, often deployed alongside ECK to collect and ship data from Kubernetes environments.
Logstash
Logstash is a data processing pipeline that can be deployed alongside ECK to transform and enrich data before indexing it in Elasticsearch.
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Observability Engineer
0.2% of all Observability Engineer jobs mention ECK
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Security Engineer
264 Security Engineer jobs mention ECK
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DevOps Engineer
84 DevOps Engineer jobs mention ECK
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Software Engineer
454 Software Engineer jobs mention ECK
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Engineer
732 Engineer jobs mention ECK
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