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Using OpenSearch as the traces storage for Tracetest
I am excited to announce that Tracetest now supports OpenSearch! If you already use OpenSearch Trace Analytics, you can start writing tests based on your telemetry using Tracetest without having to change anything in your application. In this article, we will explain how you can start building trace-based tests right now.
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What’s new: Custom GeoJSON
In OpenSearch 2.2, we released custom GeoJSON support for region map visualizations in OpenSearch Dashboards. Custom GeoJSON enables customers to map their own GeoJSON file. Custom GeoJSON builds on the GeoShape features included in earlier releases. In this blog post, we will provide the following:
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Documenting our security issue response process
Today we are taking the next step in our open-source journey by updating our security policy to include a process for how we respond to security issues. In proper open-source fashion, we are creating this as a pull request, and we are inviting everyone to take part in the discussion.
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OpenSearch 2.3.0 is ready for download!
OpenSearch 2.3.0 is here with new capabilities for you to explore! For this release, we prioritized three new features that OpenSearch users have been asking for and that offer significant advances in performance, data durability, and usability. We’re including them as experimental features so that you have the option to deploy them as you wish or stick with the default...
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SQL search relevance, selective aggregation, and window functions in OpenSearch
According to a review by IEEE Spectrum in 2022, SQL is the sixth most popular programming language. IEEE came to this conclusion by pulling and weighting data across GitHub, Google, Stack Overflow, Twitter, and IEEE Xplore. Did you know that OpenSearch offers a way to query OpenSearch using SQL? In recent releases, the SQL plugin included support for search relevance,...
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