Mimacom is attending Elastic{ON} Tour Madrid 2026 as a Bronze Sponsor. The event brings together Spain's Elastic community to explore Search, Search-powered AI, Observability, and Security. Attendance is technical, and discussions take place through breakout sessions, customer stories, product updates, and roundtable discussions.
For a community built around production Elastic deployments, this format matters. The sessions are led by practitioners working through real infrastructure decisions, not vendor pitches.
Mimacom's sponsorship reflects an ongoing working relationship with the Elastic Stack across search, observability, and security projects for enterprise clients in banking, manufacturing, and other regulated industries. The event is a chance to compare notes with Spain's Elastic community on what works in production and where current tooling still falls short.
Enterprise teams are consolidating search, observability, and security workloads onto fewer platforms to reduce operational overhead. At the same time, the volume and speed of log and event data keeps growing, and threat detection increasingly depends on querying that data in real time.
Elastic{ON} Tour Madrid puts more than 300 solution architects, platform engineers, and security professionals in the same room to compare how they are solving these problems in production. More than half of registered attendees are end users already running Elastic in enterprise environments, which keeps the conversations grounded in what is actually deployed rather than what is possible in theory.
The agenda of Elastic{ON} Tour Madrid reflects three areas where enterprise teams are currently investing in the Elastic Stack.
Teams are moving past keyword search toward AI agents that use Elasticsearch as their retrieval layer, giving them real-time context grounded in live data instead of a static training set. This track covers how to design retrieval pipelines that stay accurate as the underlying data changes.
Centralizing logs, metrics, and traces into a single Elastic deployment lets teams detect anomalies and respond to incidents faster than when that data sits in separate tools. Sessions here focus on the operational discipline needed to keep that pipeline reliable at scale.
Security teams are using the Elastic Stack for threat detection and response, querying large volumes of event data in near real time to identify anomalies before they become incidents. This track covers the detection rules and response workflows built on top of that data.
Mimacom is participating in Elastic{ON} Tour Madrid based on experience delivering Elasticsearch architecture, implementation, and Elastic Stack integrations for enterprise clients in banking, manufacturing, and other regulated sectors.
The topics being discussed at the event are grounded in delivery experience across these industries, with a focus on production outcomes rather than proof-of-concept work.
For Inmocaixa, part of CaixaBank, Mimacom built a real estate portal on Liferay DXP integrated with SAP backend systems, using Elasticsearch to power property search across homes, offices, shops, and parking listings. The result is a search engine with optimal response times, letting customers filter available properties without delay.
For Bühler Group, a mechanical engineering company with more than 12,500 employees, Mimacom built a log management platform using Apache Kafka® as the data collector and Elasticsearch for processing. The platform processes 220 GB of data daily at 12,000 events per second with sub-millisecond latency, giving Bühler's security, network operations, and infrastructure teams real-time visibility across more than 850 source systems.
Our team will be discussing these projects and related approaches during the event. If you are attending, we welcome the opportunity to connect.
The value of an event like this comes from comparing notes on what breaks in production, not from feature announcements. Mimacom's Elasticsearch work spans architecture design, migration to Elastic Cloud, and ongoing performance tuning, and that experience is what shapes the conversations we plan to have in Madrid.
We look forward to meeting the delegates in Madrid on October 7, 2026.