And, Janesh Moorjani, whom I’ve known since my Cisco days, completes this fantastic team as the CFO. Jeff Yoshimura - marketer extraordinaire - gave us his second tour of duty after his successes at Zuora. Leah Sutton, who was also promoted through the ranks, leads the people function. Justin Hoffman - their first salesperson - leads global sales. Aaron Katz provides his steady hand and prior experience at Salesforce to lead the go-to-market efforts of the company. Kevin Kluge orchestrates their massively distributed engineering and product team that spans the globe. To lead this amazing group of people, Elastic has brought together a very talented executive team. The organization runs on “first principles” and tries not to rely on conventional wisdom, which is not surprising given that they have rejected ‘the tried and true’ path of startup convention every step of the way.
This gives the company massive leverage to recruit the best and brightest talent from around the globe. Nearly 90% of its development team lives outside of Silicon Valley and it’s completely distributed throughout the world, and not just clustered in one or two other locations. Aside from the terrific culture and work environment that permeates Elastic, the company is truly global. Shay would, of course, not only innovate on the product but also strive to build a special organization. What makes Elasticsearch special is the fact that it’s distributed - it allows clusters to act like one big system it’s multi-tenant - so many developers of parts of an organization can use it without interfering with each other and it has a programmable web (HTTP) interface - so that developers can write programs that query Elasticsearch rather than just respond to typed searches. At its heart, Elasticsearch is a search engine, which means that it can read structured and unstructured documents (often referred to as “schema-free” in the industry lingo), index them (an index is like a map of where the content rests), find the right content, and return a search result.
What proved to be so useful about the Elastic Stack was its enormous flexibility and ease of use.
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Elasticsearch, together with a couple of smaller but strategically critical software components - Logstash and Kibana - were quickly becoming the industry standard known as the ELK Stack, and today called the Elastic Stack. Elastic was in the perfect place to capitalize on this industry shift.
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