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title Elastic integrations overview
description Learn about using the Elastic Cloud-Native Observability Platform in Azure Marketplace.
ms.topic overview
ms.date 07/01/2025
ai-usage ai-assisted

What is Elastic in Azure?

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Elastic in Azure is a set of managed services that deliver search, log analytics, and security monitoring functions for Azure environments.

What is it used for?

Elastic in Azure is used to implement distributed search, log aggregation, application performance monitoring, and security event analysis for Azure-based workloads. The three services are:

  • Elastic Cloud (Elasticsearch) – A managed Elasticsearch service for storing, searching, and analyzing structured and unstructured data.
  • Elastic Observability – Collects and analyzes telemetry data (logs, metrics, traces) to monitor the performance and health of applications and infrastructure.
  • Elastic Security – Collects and analyzes security-related data to support threat detection, investigation, and response across Azure resources.

Microsoft and Elastic developed these services and manage them together.

You can provision the Elastic resources through a resource provider named Microsoft.Elastic. Elastic owns and runs the SaaS application including the Elastic accounts created. Data is stored in the Azure region where the service is deployed.

You can find Elastic offerings in the Azure portal or get it on Azure Marketplace.

Key features

The Elastic integration with Azure includes the following technical capabilities:

  • Integrated onboarding – Deploy Elastic resources directly from Azure portal using the Microsoft.Elastic resource provider.
  • Azure billing integration – Track Elastic resource consumption and charges through the Azure billing system.
  • Microsoft Entra ID authentication – Access Elastic services using Entra ID credentials for single sign-on.
  • Log forwarding – Route Azure subscription activity and resource logs to Elastic for indexing and analysis. For more information, see Monitor & Observe Azure resources with Azure Native Integrations.
  • Centralized management – Configure and monitor log shipping from Azure services to Elastic through a unified interface.
  • Flexible deployment options – Choose between serverless projects for usage-based scaling and cloud-hosted projects for dedicated, managed clusters.
  • Elastic Agent deployment – Deploy and manage Elastic Agents on Azure virtual machines using integrated workflows.

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Elastic links

For more help using the Elastic service, see the Elastic documentation for Azure integration.

Next step

[!div class="nextstepaction"] QuickStart: Get started with Elastic