How often is Elasticsearch down?

Elasticsearch has had no incidents detected in the recent monitoring period.

What is the average uptime of Elasticsearch in 2026?

The 30-day uptime for Elasticsearch is 99.99%. This is measured by Probecast's independent monitoring from 4 global regions.

How do I get alerted when Elasticsearch has an incident?

Start a 30-day free trial, add Elasticsearch to your monitoring stack and configure alerts via email, Slack, Microsoft Teams or custom webhooks.

Which region has the fastest Elasticsearch response times?

Currently, US East has the fastest response times for Elasticsearch at 99ms.

What endpoint does Probecast monitor for Elasticsearch?

Probecast monitors GET https://status.elastic.co/api/v2/status.json for Elasticsearch. Health checks run every 5 minutes from 4 global regions.

Elasticsearch

OperationalLast checked: —

Search·Elasticsearch

Docs

Stack Health Score

Score = 30-day uptime − penalties
Latency >500ms: −2 | >1000ms: −5
Outages this month: −2 each
Degradations this month: −1 each

100.0/100

Uptime · Latency · Incidents

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99.99%

UptimePercentage of time the API was available.
Only DOWN status impacts this metric.

209ms

Avg Latency

1,000+

APIs monitored

Outages

Degradations

This Month

About Elasticsearch's Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch's Elasticsearch reports the operational status of Elastic services. Elasticsearch is a search and analytics engine from Elastic. The Elasticsearch is used by developers worldwide for search, analytics, log management, data indexing.

Probecast monitors the Elasticsearch from 4 global regions (US West, US East, Europe, Asia Pacific) every 300 minutes, tracking uptime, latency and regional availability. Our real-time monitoring helps developers and teams understand the current health of Elasticsearch's Elasticsearch and get alerted the moment service degrades.

Why monitor Elasticsearch?

If your product depends on Elasticsearch for critical features, an outage on Elasticsearch's side is an outage on your product. Probecast detects Elasticsearch incidents before your users do, giving you time to communicate with customers, fall back to alternative services or pause background jobs gracefully.

Current status

As of the latest check, Elasticsearch is operational. The 30-day uptime is 99.99%, with 0 incidents recorded this month. Average response latency across all regions is 209ms.

●Uptime History

30-day uptime99.99%

30 days ago

Operational

Degraded

Down

Yesterday

Regional Status

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US West

Operational

102ms

latency

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US East

Operational

99ms

latency

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Europe

Operational

270ms

latency

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Asia Pacific

Operational

363ms

latency

Latency (24h)

Avg: 126ms

Limit: 5000ms

Min: 29ms

Max: 484ms

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07:42 PM11:47 PM

Last response:

HTTP 200

Showing data from OregonPrimary monitoring node location. See all 4 regions above for regional availability.

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