Elastic Logs 7.5.0 released

Elastic Logs 7.5.0 introduces significant enhancements, including log rate anomaly detection and expanded support for AWS and Azure log events, available on the Elasticsearch Service or as part of the Elastic Stack. This release features a curated UI for dataset-based log rate anomaly detection, aiding operators in identifying important trends with a single click, though this requires a Platinum license. The update supports ingesting AWS Elastic Load Balancer logs from S3 and processes key metrics such as request processing time and TLS handshake time, covering Classic, Application, and Network Load Balancers. Additionally, a new module for Azure Event Hub logs is introduced, which handles logs related to Activity, Active Directory Sign-in, and Audit Logs, though it is currently in beta and not recommended for production use. Users can access Elastic Logs 7.5.0 by creating a new cluster or upgrading an existing one on the Elasticsearch Service on Elastic Cloud, or by downloading it as part of the default Elastic Stack distribution.

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