I was not in the organization when the organization was launched. My understanding is that it can be done in-house. 

I was able to handle the initial setup myself. 

We implement this solution for our customers. We present and demonstrate the POC, and we support them. After the implementation, we provide the provisioning service. Deployment time depends on the business size, but it usually takes about 20 days to a month. 

We have a contractor who is trying to develop and deploy the ELK Stack for us. He has requested a couple of servers, and we have given those to him. He asked for more RAM and storage for the service, and he will take time developing the custom Logstash scripts that we have asked for.

One person helped me deploy the solution. However, we did not need outside assistance. We did it ourselves. 

We implemented through an in-house team and it took about two months.

We implemented the solution in-house. There were no third parties involved. For deployment and maintenance, we just need about two to three people and the role is known as maintenance and installation.

We implement Elastic Security in our customer's environment. We are like a consulting company. Depending on their preference, the initial deployment could be on their internal cloud, on-premises, or on hardware visualization. The advantage of this solution is that it can be deployed anywhere, including public clouds, private clouds, on-premises, bare metal, and even on Kubernetes.

The deployment takes a few days, and in the initial stage of projects, it could take two months with some integrations to the system, setting some rules, and so on. But it also depends on our customers and how familiar they are with it and what they want.

Usually, we start with a small installation with a bit fewer sources, install the initial setup, and gather information from selected systems such as legacy systems, infrastructure systems, custom applications, and so on running in the customer environment. Then we show how our solution behaves, how it grows, and what is the expected volume of data. We plan the next iterations to extend the hardware deployment. As users start using the platform and become familiar with it, they can set their requirements for implementing iterations. Then we shape the infrastructure and implement some rules, detections, machine learning, and other features.

We prefer to move forward very fast with no big analytics because customers usually don't know what is happening in their systems, and with this approach, we are showing them what they need to focus on.

My company provides a team for deployment, which usually consists of at least three or four engineers. Deployment generally takes six months to one year.

We used a reseller to assist us with the deployment. Our experience with them was positive.

The support team assisted us with the deployment. I don't think that we had any issues with the team.

My colleague deployed this solution for me.

I had my own team for working with this solution but it was not for a single company. Our team was associated with a European partner and it was distributed around European cities.

We performed the integration ourselves.

We have an engineer in the company who handled the deployment. So far, things have been good.

We implement it ourselves in-house. We have a technical team that does it. We can refer to blogs in case we get stuck, but so far it's been smooth.

If you have a basically knowledgeable person, even without a lot of experience, as we had on our team, people with only two months' experience, they have been able to do it quite well in a day or two.

We used a deployment consultant, but I installed it on my own.