I observed a rise in attempts to detect Elasticsearch instances. Elasticsearch is not a recent focus. Its capacity to effortlessly store and handle JSON data, along with an uncomplicated HTTP API, renders it a handy instrument for storing data that can be directly reached from the browser using JavaScript. Particularly, Elasticsearch has gained traction for aggregating log data, and the “ELK” (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) framework has become a highly successful benchmark for open-source log administration.