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Deploy
- Detailed deployment comparison
- Elastic Cloud
- Elastic Cloud Enterprise
- Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
- Self-managed cluster
Distributed architecture
- Clusters, nodes, and shards
  - Node roles
- Reading and writing documents
- Shard allocation, relocation, and recovery
  - Shard allocation awareness
  - Index-level shard allocation
    - Delaying allocation when a node leaves
- The shard request cache
- Discovery and cluster formation
- Kibana task management
Production guidance
- Run Elasticsearch in production
- Run Kibana in production
Reference architectures
- Hot/Frozen - High Availability
Stack settings
Backup, high availability, and resilience tools
- Snapshot and restore
- Cross-cluster replication
Autoscaling
- In ECE and ECH
- In ECK
- Autoscaling deciders
- Trained model autoscaling
Cloud Connect
Security
- Secure your orchestrator
  - Elastic Cloud Enterprise
  - Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
- Secure your cluster, deployment, or project
- Secure other Elastic Stack components
- Securing HTTP client applications
- Limitations
- FIPS compliance
Users and roles
- Cloud organization
- ECE orchestrator
- Serverless project custom roles
  - Control access at the document and field level
- Cluster or deployment
Spaces
- Using Spaces with Fleet
API keys
- Elasticsearch API keys
- Serverless project API keys
- Elastic Cloud API keys
- Elastic Cloud Enterprise API keys
Connectors
Remote clusters
- Security models
- Connection modes
- On Elastic Cloud Hosted
- On Elastic Cloud Enterprise
- On self-managed Elastic Stack
- On Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
Monitoring
- AutoOps
- Stack monitoring
- AutoOps vs. Stack Monitoring
- Cloud deployment health
  - Performance metrics on Elastic Cloud
  - JVM memory pressure indicator
- Kibana task manager monitoring
- Monitoring orchestrators
  - ECK operator metrics
  - ECE platform monitoring
- Logging
Configure Kibana reporting
Manage your Cloud organization
- Billing
- Operational emails
- Update billing and operational contacts
- Service status
- Tools and APIs
Licenses and subscriptions
- Elastic Cloud Enterprise
- Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
- Self-managed cluster
Maintenance
- ECE maintenance
  - Deployments maintenance
    - Pause instance
  - Maintenance activities
- Start and stop services
- Start and stop routing requests
- Add and Remove Elasticsearch nodes
Upgrade
- Plan your upgrade
- Preparation steps
  - Upgrade Assistant
- Upgrade your deployment or cluster
- Upgrade your ingest components
- Upgrade your ECE or ECK orchestrator
  - Upgrade Elastic Cloud Enterprise
    - Re-running the ECE upgrade
  - Upgrade Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
Uninstall
- Uninstall Elastic Cloud Enterprise
- Uninstall Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes
- Delete an orchestrated deployment

Upgrade your ingest components

Once you've successfully upgraded your deployment or cluster, the final step is to update your ingest components and clients in the following order:

Elastic Agent:Upgrade instructions
Note
If you plan to upgrade Fleet-managed Elastic Agents, start by upgrading the agent running as the Fleet Server.
Beats:Upgrade instructions
Logstash:Upgrade instructions
Custom clients

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