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Elastic adds Native Prometheus and PromQL support to elastic observability.

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Elastic NV launched PromQL support in Kibana on Apr 23rd '26.

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Elastic adds Native Prometheus and PromQL support to elastic observability. April 23, 2026 Unify Prometheus metrics with logs and traces, without rewriting queries or rebuilding pipelines SAN FRANCISCO-(BUSINESS WIRE)- Elastic (NYSE: ESTC), the Search AI Company, today announced native Prometheus support, including direct ingestion via Remote Write and full PromQL support in Kibana. These additions enable Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) to analyze Prometheus metrics alongside logs and traces in a single platform, without rewriting queries or rebuilding pipelines. As organizations scale Kubernetes, Prometheus telemetry cardinality and volumes surge, forcing SREs to juggle multiple tools, duplicate data pipelines, and rewrite queries across systems. This fragmentation slows incident response and drives up operational costs. With native Prometheus support, Elastic eliminates these fragmentation trade-offs by allowing teams to ingest, store, and analyze native Prometheus data alongside other telemetry data, while preserving existing Prometheus workflows. Instead of stitching together tools, SREs can detect, investigate, and resolve incidents end-to-end across AI and cloud-native environments faster and with less operational overhead. "Modern incident response is slowed down by tool sprawl and disconnected data, and SREs shouldn't have to pivot between tools or rewrite...

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PromQL support in Kibana
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Apr 23, 2026

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Detected
Apr 23, 2026
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