Elasticsearch: The open source engine for high-performance search, analytics, and AI

Store structured, unstructured, and vector data. Build AI applications with relevance, real-time analytics, and advanced geospatial queries — delivered through a single, flexible API.

SEARCH-DRIVEN APPLICATIONS

Smart search, no limits

Every search touchpoint — leveled up with Elasticsearch.

Elasticsearch: Every dimension of data done right

A search, analytics, and AI powerhouse — one platform with the tools, defaults, and flexibility to build experiences at scale.

  • Datastore

    Manage structured, unstructured, vectors, and graphs — all data types in one NoSQL store with efficient columnar storage. Query it all with ES|QL: joins, analytics, and more.

  • Vector database

    Store and search dense and sparse vectors. Scale to billions and deploy anywhere you need.

  • Search engine

    Search everything — hybrid queries, vectors, and filters — in one API. Get fast facets, with no trade-offs.

  • Geospatial engine

    Turn location into insight. Run fast geospatial queries with spatial indexing, distance sorting, and area filters.

From bare metal to serverless. It's your call.

From a laptop to a hundred‑node cluster, Elasticsearch works the same everywhere. On‑premises, in the cloud, or across clouds — we'll be there.

  • Elastic Cloud

    Built on a new stateless architecture

    Hassle-free operations with a fully managed serverless offering — the easiest way to search, monitor, and secure your applications.

  • Self-Managed

    Download Elasticsearch

    Install locally to start running Elasticsearch on your machine in just a few steps.

They built it with Elasticsearch

… and shipped fast, relevant, production-ready search.

  • Customer spotlight

    Cisco resolves customer issues faster with search AI experiences.

  • Customer spotlight

    Ernst & Young helps clients mine insights from unstructured data with generative AI.

  • Customer spotlight

    Cypris supports research and development breakthroughs using vector search and RAG.

Frequently asked questions

Is Elasticsearch open source?

Yes, Elasticsearch and Kibana are open source under the AGPL license. Built on Apache Lucene, we support open source projects like OpenTelemetry, Logstash, and Beats. This fosters a community of innovation and collaboration, ensuring Elasticsearch continues to evolve in new and exciting ways. The AGPL license reinforces our open source principles, ensuring security, extensibility, and community-driven progress.