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Connecting to OpenSearch over HTTPS using the Java High-Level REST Client
If you have ever used OpenSearch with a Java application, you might have come across the OpenSearch Java high-level REST client. The REST client provides OpenSearch APIs as methods, and makes it easier for a Java application to interact with OpenSearch using request/response objects.
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Introducing OpenSearch Benchmark
We would like to introduce OpenSearch Benchmark - a community driven, open source fork of Rally. The mission of the project is to provide a convenient and reliable performance testing framework for OpenSearch. OpenSearch Benchmark intends to be compatible with OpenSearch and Amazon OpenSearch Service. OpenSearch Benchmark is currently in alpha release and will be maintained under the Apache License,...
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Building a distributed tracing pipeline with OpenTelemetry Collector, Data Prepper, and OpenSearch Trace Analytics
Over the past few years, the importance of observability when developing and managing applications has spiked with the spotlight firmly on micro-services, service mesh. Distributed services can be unpredictable. Despite our best efforts, failures and performance bottlenecks in such systems are inevitable and difficult to isolate. In such an environment, having deep visibility into the behavior of your applications is...
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Introduction to OpenSearch Plugins
OpenSearch enables enhancing core features in a custom way via plugins. For example, plugins could add custom mapping types, engine scripts, etc. In this blog post we wanted to unbox how plugins load, install, and run in OpenSearch.
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Setup OpenSearch multi-node cluster on Kubernetes using Helm Charts
OpenSearch can operate as a single-node or multi-node cluster. Production setup typically requires a multi-node cluster. In this tutorial, you will learn how to setup a multi-node cluster of OpenSearch using Helm and configure OpenSearch Dashboards to access the cluster. This will setup a three-node cluster that has one dedicated master node, one dedicated coordinating node, and one data node...
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