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ElasticJordi Mon Companys,Lucy Wang6 min readrelease notesintermediate

Elastic announces GA of cross-project search on Serverless, enabling teams to query across all linked projects without moving a byte

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Summary

Elastic Cloud Serverless now offers General Availability of Cross‑Project Search (CPS), letting you run a single query across up to 100 linked projects (any region, cloud, or solution type) without moving data. Setup is UI‑driven, permissions are evaluated per‑project, and costs are $0.009 / GB retained plus $0.05 / GB egress. CPS works for Observability, Security, Search, vector DB, and ML jobs,…

  • CPS merges results from multiple serverless projects in‑place; no data replication, minimal egress.
  • Link projects via three clicks in the Elastic Cloud console; scope can be controlled per Kibana space or query.
  • Supports up to 100 linked projects by default (higher limits on request).
  • ML jobs and APM anomaly detection can span linked projects; AI agents can retrieve cross‑project context.

Teams that isolate data for compliance or tenancy often lose unified visibility. CPS gives SOC and SRE groups a single pane of glass without violating data residency, reducing operational overhead and storage costs.

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