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OpenSearch Gains Momentum as the Open Source Standard for Search and Analytics

With downloads reaching 1.4 billion, OpenSearch is no longer just a fork of Elasticsearch. We examine the licensing, maintenance, and feature trade-offs driving this massive adoption shift.

The solution orchestrates the automated provisioning of service components utilizing Terraform: *AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) Role*: Facilitates secure access control and execution policies across services. *Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases:* Delivers FMs and agents contextual information from your data sources to provide relevant, accurate, customized responses. The figure showcases…

We had a search functionality requirement in one of the projects and that’s how I got to know about Amazon OpenSearch Service, It provides a quick, relevant search experience and makes it easier to add a search feature to your applications.

The only hiccup is sizing the OpenSearch is a tricky and long-term process, and it often takes many iterations to make sure that you get the right specifications according to your workload. It also needs monitoring so as to be aware of future problems.

To determine the user that is signed in when making a request to your plugin server, or in more formal words the “authentication context” of a request you have two options Client Side This is not very secure as it is initiated and consumed by the browser, which is under the complete control of the end user – so do not rely on this method to enforce actions depending on the signed in user as it…

This article is based on internal documentation from CyberSift, and since this seems to be a problem which others might run into, I’ve posted it here Problem scenario When attempting to (re-)create a new index pattern from Kibana / Opensearch Dashboards, we encounter the error Bad Request: Troubleshooting steps First point of call is the kibana/dashboard logs. Tailing these logs while…