Working in the Open...Search
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OpenSearch forks Elasticsearch 7.10.2 and Kibana 7.10.2 into an Apache 2.0 project and ships OpenSearch engine plus OpenSearch Dashboards. Early work removed 54,000 lines of code and about 650 pull requests to excise non‑Apache code, followed by 13 releases since 1.0, Lucene 9.1 support, a Kubernetes operator, RPM packaging and fixes for ~70 security issues. Roadmap items include decoupling dashboards via a metadata storage adapter, plugin sandboxing and segment replication with a 35–40% performance improvement. Contributions and governance are public on GitHub.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 0:18Charlotte Hinkle
- 0:55Shawn Newman
- 2:29What Is Open Search
- 3:12Major Components of Open the Open Search Project
- 7:00What Have We Learned
- 11:16Leadership Principles
- 14:15Segment Replication
- 14:39Extensibility
- 20:19Dashboards
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