Dublin office
Eliatra's registered address is 77 Lower Camden Street, Dublin, D02 XE80, Ireland. The company trades under the legal name Excelerate Technology Ltd. T/A Eliatra and publishes its work at eliatra.com. Dublin is described as the company's main office.
Remote-first working model
Eliatra describes itself as a remote-first company. While the main office is in Dublin, contributors are based across Ireland, Europe and the United States. The company has written about remote work as part of its company and culture posts, covering what remote-first means in practice and whether it works for business.
- Main office in Dublin
- Remote-first company structure
- Team members across Ireland, Europe and the US
Reach and activities beyond the office
Although based in Dublin, Eliatra's activity extends to the wider OpenSearch community. The company attended the OpenSearch Conference in Seattle as an OpenSearch Partner, and a member of its machine learning team gave a talk at OpenSearchCon in Berlin on vector and conversational search. It is also active on the OpenSearch forum, answering questions about OpenSearch security.
- Attended OpenSearch Conference in Seattle as an OpenSearch Partner
- Spoke at OpenSearchCon in Berlin on vector and conversational search
- Active on the OpenSearch community forum
Sources
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Elasticsearch to OpenSearch Migration - Prerequisites https://eliatra.com/blog/elasticsearch-opensearch-migration-prerequisites/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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The iPhone, a revolutionary & magical product, that reinvented the phone. https://eliatra.com/blog/the-iphone-a-revolutionary-and-magical-product-that-reinvented-the-phone/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Smartphones - The Dark Side: Addiction, Health Issues and Disconnecting From Reality https://eliatra.com/blog/smartphones-the-dark-side-addiction-health-issues-and-disconnecting-from/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Chess and Computers: The Perfect Partnership https://eliatra.com/blog/chess-and-computers-the-perfect-partnership/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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22/7 is not 𝝅 (but maybe 16/5 is) https://eliatra.com/blog/22-7-is-not-but-maybe-16-5-is/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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From X-Pack to OpenSearch: Part 1 - TLS Setup https://eliatra.com/blog/from-x-pack-to-opensearch-part-1-tls-setup/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Smartphones - Privacy and Security https://eliatra.com/blog/smartphones-privacy-and-security/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Wellness & Technology: A Helping Hand https://eliatra.com/blog/wellness-and-technology-a-helping-hand/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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From X-Pack to OpenSearch: Part 2 - Users https://eliatra.com/blog/from-x-pack-to-opensearch-part-2-users/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Technology Basics: The Colours of Hacking https://eliatra.com/blog/technology-basics-the-colours-of-hacking/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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From X-Pack to OpenSearch: Part 3 – Migrating Custom Roles https://eliatra.com/blog/from-x-pack-to-opensearch-part-3-migrating-custom-roles/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Eliatra | Support and Services for OpenSearch http://eliatra.com/
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The Eliatra Suite for OpenSearch makes security and alerting easier than ever. https://eliatra.com/blog/eliatra-suite-for-opensearch-is-here/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Migrating frome Elasticsearch to OpenSearch and Eliatra Suite https://eliatra.com/blog/from-elasticsearch-to-opensearch-and-eliatra-suite/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Encryption at Rest for OpenSearch: Eliatra Cloud Tresor https://eliatra.com/blog/opensearch-encryption-at-rest-snapshots/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Sub Minute Ephemeral Kubernetes https://eliatra.com/blog/provision-kubernetes-under-sub-minute-smek/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Eliatra Cloud Lock - Encryption at Rest for OpenSearch https://eliatra.com/blog/eliatra-cloud-lock-encryption-at-rest-for-opensearch/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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Welcome to an exciting overview of Conversational Search, a revolutionary technique in the realm of OpenSearch. https://eliatra.com/blog/revolutionizing-search-unveiling-conversational-search-in-opensearch/ Verified 17 Sep 2026
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