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  • Reduce compute costs and increase throughput with segment replication, generally available in OpenSearch 2.7

    Thu, May 04, 2023

    We are excited to announce that segment replication---a new replication strategy introduced as experimental in OpenSearch 2.3---is generally available in OpenSearch 2.7. Implemented as an alternative to document replication, segment replication significantly increases indexing throughput while lowering compute costs for many use cases. With document replication, all replica nodes (referred to as a _replica group_) perform the same indexing operation...

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  • Get Started with OpenSearch 2.7.0

    Tue, May 02, 2023

    OpenSearch 2.7.0 is ready for download! The latest version of OpenSearch offers a range of new capabilities for search, analytics, observability, and security applications, along with significant enhancements to administration and usability. This release also marks the general availability of several major features that were previously released as experimental—we hope you’re as eager as we are to put capabilities like...

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  • Announcing Data Prepper 2.2.0

    Wed, Apr 19, 2023

    Data Prepper 2.2.0 is now available for download! This release introduces a number of changes that help with Data Prepper’s reliability and data delivery assurances.

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  • OpenSearch Project Newsletter - Volume 1, Issue 3

    Mon, Apr 10, 2023

    The OpenSearch Project is pleased to present our newsletter. Distributed monthly, the newsletter is a great way to learn more about the latest OpenSearch news, relevant content from the community, and upcoming events that you may be interested in.

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  • You can now see ML model status in OpenSearch Dashboards

    Mon, Apr 10, 2023

    Before OpenSearch 2.6, checking the status of a deployed machine learning (ML) model in OpenSearch could only be done by using the ML Commons Profile API. Although the Profile API returned data organized by ML nodes, it could not tell you the status of a specific model deployed on that node.

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