Elastic has expanded Elastic Cloud Serverless with new availability in two additional Microsoft Azure regions and two additional Google Cloud regions. The update extends the service’s reach across multiple continents as the company continues to grow its managed serverless offering.

According to Elastic, the latest rollout brings total coverage to 33 regions worldwide. The expansion reflects a broader push to make the platform available closer to where customers store and analyze their data across major cloud providers.

The company also said the update includes additional feature enhancements alongside the regional growth. While the announcement focuses on broader availability, the message is clear: Elastic is working to improve both access and functionality as adoption of cloud-based search, observability and security tools continues to spread.

By adding more Azure and Google Cloud regions, Elastic is positioning Elastic Cloud Serverless for organizations that want lower operational overhead with infrastructure located across a wider global footprint. The move strengthens its presence in the competitive cloud software market and supports customers that need services deployed nearer to their users and data sources.