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Launch highlight: Paginate with Point in Time
New for version 2.4, Point in Time (PIT) is the preferred pagination method for OpenSearch. While OpenSearch still supports other ways of paginating results, PIT search provides superior capabilities and performance because it is not bound to a query and supports consistent pagination going both forward and backward.
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Partner Highlight: Improving search performance for a better user experience
In search, speed is key to delivering a good user experience. In a recent blog post, Noam Schwartz of OpenSearch Project partner Searchium.ai explores five ways to improve search speed and cluster performance for OpenSearch. Check out “Bolster OpenSearch performance with 5 simple steps” for practical advice on managing your indices, optimizing cache utilization, selecting the right refresh interval, and...
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Launch highlight: Multiple authentication options for OpenSearch Dashboards
We’re excited to announce support for concurrent multiple authentication methods in OpenSearch Dashboards. This enhancement to the Dashboards security plugin provides a more unified and user-friendly login experience to Dashboards users, who are now able to choose a preferred option from a login UI that integrates basic authentication (username and password) and multiple single sign-on (SSO) providers for OpenID Connect...
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Launch Highlight: Multiple Data Sources
OpenSearch Dashboards’ current architecture works only with a single OpenSearch cluster, and to view data in different OpenSearch clusters and to navigate between Dashboards endpoints, users must have a complete OpenSearch with Dashboards stack setup. To solve this challenge, we are excited to announce for release 2.4 the Multiple Data Sources feature. This experimental feature supports multiple data source connections...
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OpenSearch 2.4.0 is available today!
OpenSearch 2.4.0 brings Windows support, security analytics, new geospatial features, and a variety of upgrades for search, analytics, and observability use cases
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