What’s new in Elastic Cloud for 7.12: Autoscaling is now generally available

Elastic Cloud's 7.12 release introduces several new features aimed at enhancing data storage, scalability, and performance for its users. The upcoming frozen data tier, available in the Enterprise tier, allows users to store large volumes of data at reduced costs while maintaining search capabilities by utilizing cost-effective object storage options like Amazon S3 and Google Cloud Storage. Autoscaling is now generally available, offering automatic resource adjustment based on storage and memory usage, with options to prevent uncontrolled cluster growth. New infrastructure improvements include D3 instances on AWS and Ls-Series virtual machines on Azure, providing higher performance at lower costs. Additionally, cross-cluster replication and search are now supported, allowing for data redundancy and reduced latency across different environments. The AWS Marketplace subscription for Elastic Cloud users now offers instant access to advanced features and improved support agreements. Furthermore, users can customize deployment endpoints with human-readable aliases to simplify management and sharing of resources.

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