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      <title>Reflections on ElasticON Sydney 2025</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;ElasticON in Sydney this March was a packed day, blending technical deep dives with executive-level discussions. The event featured interviews with partners and customers, but the real highlight was the keynote from Ken Exner and Baha Azarmi. Their presentation was slick, showcasing cutting edge GenAI features across the Elastic stack, including the new &lt;code&gt;semantic_text&lt;/code&gt; field type, RRF, BBQ, LogsDB mode, and the ability to ETL unstructured data onto ECS using an LLM. The introduction of the ESQL query engine with native joins was another game changer.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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