Elastic Cloud
Connect Elastic Cloud to Logs — planned; there is no form in Cloud and Norbix refuses to save it yet.
Elastic Cloud runs Elasticsearch and Kibana for you; log entries would be indexed for search and Kibana dashboards.

Get your credentials
What Elastic Cloud will ask for, from its own documentation:
Open your deployment in the Elastic Cloud console and copy its Cloud ID. See Find your Cloud ID.
In Kibana, create an API key that may write to your log index or data stream. See Elasticsearch API keys.
Connect it in Cloud
Where: nowhere yet — no card, no form (/projects/<project>/logging/integrations/new/elastic-cloud shows the text above).
The fields will be listed here when the form ships.
Test and set as default
There is nothing to test until Elastic Cloud can be saved. When it can, Test integration works as described in Test an integration; logging has no default integration (Default integration).
Common errors
The 'ElasticCloud' logging provider isn't available yet. Support for it is coming soon — for now you can use Norbix Logging or Datadog for project logging.
Every save of Elastic Cloud today.
Use Norbix Logging.
This is an internal platform-monitoring provider, configured by the Norbix host operator — it is not a project integration. Please pick a provider from the integrations list.
You opened /new/elastic-cloud in Cloud.
Use Norbix Logging.
Do it from code
The provider is written ElasticCloud in requests. The client setup is on the Logs page. API: Save Logging Integration
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