Websites Using Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch is a distributed, RESTful search and analytics engine built on Apache Lucene that stores and indexes large volumes of data for near real-time search operations. It is widely used for log analytics, full-text search, application monitoring, and business intelligence applications.

Categories: Search engine, Database

Official website: https://www.elastic.co/elasticsearch/

431 websites using Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch is ranked #3 of 64 in Search engine by website adoption.

Search engine alternatives ranked by popularity

Algolia — 1,225 websites
Algolia InstantSearch — 1,107 websites
Addsearch — 0 websites
Apache Solr — 0 websites
Apisearch — 0 websites
Athena Search — 0 websites
Attraqt — 0 websites
Awesomplete — 0 websites
Baidu Search Box — 0 websites
Bloomreach Discovery — 0 websites

Technologies commonly used with Elasticsearch

PHP — 97% co-occurrence
Google Tag Manager — 86% co-occurrence
Schema.org — 64% co-occurrence
Magento — 62% co-occurrence
Adobe Commerce — 62% co-occurrence
Open Graph — 52% co-occurrence
Cloudflare — 48% co-occurrence
HSTS — 48% co-occurrence

How WhatStack detects Elasticsearch

WhatStack detects Elasticsearch by analyzing HTTP headers, HTML source code, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries using signature-based pattern matching across 10 different analyzers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Elasticsearch?: Elasticsearch is a distributed, RESTful search and analytics engine built on Apache Lucene that stores and indexes large volumes of data for near real-time search operations. It is widely used for log analytics, full-text search, application monitoring, and business intelligence applications.
How many websites use Elasticsearch?: WhatStack has detected Elasticsearch on 431 websites in our database.
How do you detect Elasticsearch?: We analyze HTTP headers, HTML source, JavaScript globals, meta tags, cookies, DNS records, and ads.txt entries to identify Elasticsearch with high accuracy using signature-based pattern matching.