All features are almost the same as other observability tools. The best part I like is that it becomes a MOM aka monitoring of monitors. It can capture data from all other sources. It's not a unique feature of Elasticsearch itself because other tools like Dynatrace do do the same thing. But from an ROI perspective and a user-friendly perspective, it is a good tool. Even at level four to level seven of the OSI model, it does monitoring very well. There are a lot of AI-embedded tools or prediction tools, and numerous default reports are available, which get populated easily. So, the quality features are there. There are about 60 to 70 odd reports available. When you deploy the tool and the logs come in, they can capture those logs and automate field mapping and other things. That's the feature—by default, a few reports are available. The data indexing capability of Elasticsearch is very good. It does the indexing correctly. It's not over-indexing, so it's perfect. It's very good. But how it works depends on the customization of the application and the search pattern you want. The log can be easily viewed, and based on that, you can easily tag things.
