[Canceled] Elastic Meetup Kyiv #1 (подія в архіві)

With regards to the current Covid-19 situation and since James Spiteri and Philipp Krenn are now unable to travel to Kyiv due to all business travel being banned for Elastic employees, we have decided to cancel the meetup at 20th March.

Join us for our upcoming meetup in Kyiv, 20th March at Jooble, Kyiv, 71 Kostiantynivska str. Meet the Elastic Community, learn about the latest updates to the Elastic Stack from local Elasticians, and swap stories and use cases with fellow community members.

Agenda

• 19:00 Doors open, food, beverages & mingling
• 19:30 Talk 1: “The new Elastic SIEM — taking security investigations to the next level”, James Spiteri
• 19:45 Small break
• 20:00 Talk 2: “Scale Your Elasticsearch Cluster”, Philipp Krenn
• 20:30 More networking
• 21:00 Meetup ends

Presentations

Talk 1: “The new Elastic SIEM — taking security investigations to the next level”
Our Cyber Security Solutions Lead, James Spiteri, is in town and will be speaking about the exciting new release of an Elastic Stack based SIEM solution
Elastic SIEM introduces a new set of data integrations for security use cases, and a new dedicated app in Kibana that lets security practitioners investigate and triage common host and network security workflows in a more streamlined way. We will also talk about how to use other parts of kibana, like maps, canvas, uptime, and more to perform various tasks in the security analytics space.

Speaker: James Spiteri, Solutions Architect, Cyber Security Specialist Solutions Lead

Talk 2: “Scale Your Elasticsearch Cluster”
Elasticsearch is highly scalable, but some recent additions make it easier to tie everything together. In this talk we discuss:
Lifecycle Management or how to automate having a multi-tier architecture as well as automated snapshots and how this actually works in the background.
Frozen Indices for much higher storage density per Elasticsearch node and its tradeoffs.
Rollups or how to aggregate metrics over time.
The goal of this talk is to make your cluster management less complex and more cost effective.

Speaker: Philipp Krenn, Community Advocate