Elastic Maps is now generally available

Elastic Maps has transitioned from beta to general availability in version 7.3, offering a robust Kibana application for enhanced geospatial data analysis within the Elastic Stack. This tool allows users to visually explore location data in Elasticsearch, facilitating use cases like application performance monitoring, network security, and operational visibility. Elastic Maps integrates geospatial data with search capabilities, leveraging improved query times and storage efficiencies through a new BKD tree structure. Users benefit from features like layer classification, custom icons, and last known location tracking, alongside a GeoJSON upload feature for easy integration of enriched maps. Elastic Maps can be embedded into Kibana dashboards for seamless correlation with other data attributes. Elastic aims to continue evolving its geospatial capabilities to support diverse analytics needs, encouraging users to explore Elastic Maps by spinning up a trial cluster or using existing data in Elasticsearch.

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