Elastic Integrations

This repository contains sources for Elastic Integrations. Each Elastic Integration is an Elastic Package that defines how to observe a specific product with the Elastic Stack.

An Elastic Package may define configuration for the Elastic Agent as well as assets (such as Kibana dashboards and Elasticsearch index templates) for the Elastic Stack. It should also define documentation about the package. Finally, a package may also define tests to ensure that it is functioning as expected.

Elastic Packages have a certain, well-defined structure. This structure is described by the Package Specification. The repository is also used for discussions about extending the specification (with proposals).

While this repository contains sources for Elastic Integrations, built Elastic Integrations are published into a storage based on Google Cloud bucket (more info here) and served up via the Package Registry. The Fleet UI in Kibana connects to the Package Registry and allows users to discover, install, and configure Elastic Packages.

Documentation

Public documentation is compiled and exported to our Elastic docs.

Contributing

Please review the Contributing Guide to learn how to build and develop packages, understand the release procedure and explore the builder tools.

If you're using an AI coding agent, we recommend installing the Agent skills below before you start.

More information about the CI pipelines that are available in this repository here.

Agent skills

Companion agent skills for building, reviewing, and maintaining Elastic integration packages are available in elastic/integration-skills. They work with Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Claude Code, and any other LLM-powered coding environment that can read skill/instruction files from a directory. Install them with:

npx skills add elastic/integration-skills

Claude Code users can instead install the skills natively as a plugin - see CLAUDE.md.

External links

Package Specification

• Repository
• Explore the package specification
• Suggest changes to the package specification repository. Let's discuss any spec extensions together

Elastic Package

• Repository
• Changelog of the elastic-package releases

Package Registry

• Repository
• Release latest changes introduced to the Package Registry

Elastic Agent

• Repository

Test Coverage