Security News > 2020 > January > Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes 1.0 is now available

As Elastic announced with the alpha release of ECK back in May 2019, the vision for ECK is to provide an official way to orchestrate Elasticsearch on Kubernetes and provide a SaaS-like experience for Elastic products on Kubernetes.

Kubernetes has continued to grow in popularity and has become the standard for orchestrating container workloads, and Elastic has seen a growing number of users deploying the Elastic Stack on Kubernetes.

"As an early adopter of both Kubernetes and Elastic, we've been excited about testing Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes as it will allow us to streamline our processes for building and operating Elasticsearch on Kubernetes," said Michael Lorant, Principal Systems Engineer at Nine, Australia's largest locally owned media company.

"With the release of ECK 1.0 GA, we are looking forward to getting the best features of the Elastic Stack including the infrastructure UI that provides detailed visibility of our Kubernetes environment. We are excited to explore further usage of ECK and Elastic for Kubernetes as it aligns with our strategy of complete application and cluster observability."

ECK is built for flexibility and runs on a variety of Kubernetes platforms, including Google Kubernetes Engine, Red Hat OpenShift, Azure Kubernetes Service, Amazon Kubernetes Service, and vanilla Kubernetes.

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