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Elastic Cloud Serverless Global Expansion

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2026

Elastic Cloud Serverless has expanded its global coverage to 33 regions across Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, enabling users to deploy search, observability, security, and RAG applications with enhanced scalability and independent scaling of search and ingest tiers. This expansion aims to eliminate infrastructure bottlenecks and allow developers to focus on building solutions. Azure Private Link support is now generally available, allowing private network connections between Azure workloads and Serverless projects, enhancing security by keeping traffic off the public internet. This complements existing AWS PrivateLink support.

2026

Azure Private Link for Elastic Cloud Serverless is now generally available

8/4/2026

Introduces general availability of Azure Private Link for Elastic Cloud Serverless, enabling private network connectivity between Azure Virtual Networks and Elastic Serverless projects. Details the mechanism of Azure Private Link, including the role of private endpoints and Elastic's Private Link service. Explains the setup process, including creating private endpoints, updating DNS, and configuring private connection policies in Elastic Cloud. Discusses coexistence with IP filters and the packaging/availability tiers for this feature. Notes that Azure Private Link is required for Azure connections, unlike AWS where it's optional. Mentions that this feature is distinct from Azure Private Link for Elastic Cloud Hosted deployments.

Elastic Cloud Serverless continues global expansion to 4 more regions

7/28/2026

This post announces the expansion of Elastic Cloud Serverless to 4 new regions (Madrid, Tokyo, Sweden Central, São Paulo), bringing the total to 33 regions globally. It details the benefits of the decoupled architecture for high-variability workloads, multitenancy, and observability use cases, and provides instructions for getting started on Google Cloud and Azure.