Bonsai Blog

As Customer Success Engineers for Bonsai, we often interface with people experiencing problems with their cluster.

In the past week, we had the opportunity to help a customer diagnose a fairly convoluted issue that led to increasingly stale results.

During day-to-day conversations with customers, we often encounter people that either want to use Elasticsearch as their primary data store or th…

Ever since the day Bonsai launched the world’s first Elasticsearch-as-a-Service cluster on demand, we always maintained a free tier of service.

After 10 years in the industry, we’ve seen a lot of competing definitions and descriptions for the terms “managed” and “hosted.”

Remote work has long-been a controversial subject in the business world due to the conventional view that people are more productive in an office…

Announcing a major change in the industry: Elastic is ending the open source licensing for future versions and AWS announces its forks of Elastic…

Does your application have a search bar? Are you recording what your users are searching for?

Getting data in and out of your search cluster is superficially a straightforward process.

We’ve recently kicked off a push to overhaul our documentation, and make our Quickstart Guides more useful to users.

If you’ve ever tweaked Elasticsearch queries to improve search performance or relevance, you’ve likely noticed that Elasticsearch queries can be …

Elasticsearch is a popular tool for application search.