From chaos to clarity: Revolutionizing OpenSearch clients and documentation using a unified API specification
In February 2024, we decided to revamp the OpenSearch API Specification repository by adopting the OpenAPI Specification. While this change offered significant benefits,... Read more.
Building the future of OpenSearch together
As announced today, the OpenSearch Project is now part of the newly formed OpenSearch Software Foundation, a community-driven initiative under the Linux Foundation.... Read more.
Introducing extensions for OpenSearch
Extensions is a new experimental feature in OpenSearch 2.9 that allows you to extend OpenSearch and independently scale workloads without impacting cluster... Read more.
Technical roadmap: OpenSearch extensibility
The primary reason users choose OpenSearch is the wide range of use cases they can address with its features, such as search or log analytics. Thus, we aim to make...... Read more.
AWS SigV4 support for OpenSearch clients
OpenSearch clients now support the ability to sign requests using AWS Signature V4. This has been a community request for a while, and we’re happy to announce... Read more.
OpenSearch 2.0 Clients Released
On the heels of the OpenSearch 2.0 release, the OpenSearch team is excited to announce that all OpenSearch clients have been released to support version 2.0. Not... Read more.
Using Different Java Runtimes with OpenSearch
At the time of the fork OpenSearch inherited bundling OpenJDK 15, and eight releases have used AdoptOpenJDK 15.0.1+9 as the default runtime, replaced with Adoptium... Read more.
Building OpenSearch 1.1 Distributions using Automation
The Open Distro for Elasticsearch was a package containing open source Elasticsearch and a dozen open source plugins. Open Distro’s release process began by picking... Read more.
OpenSearch 1.0 Backwards Compatibility FAQ
In introducing OpenSearch we said: The Amazon OpenSearch Service APIs will be backwards compatible with the existing service APIs to eliminate any need... Read more.
