Keynote: OpenSearch, Innovation and Community
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OpenSearch is a distributed search and analytics suite built on Apache Lucene with an integrated vector database and three core components: OpenSearch core, OpenSearch Dashboards, and Data Prepper. It supports hybrid semantic + full‑text search with composite scoring, an AI toolkit, Prometheus and Spark integrations, and scale to tens of billions of vectors. Community contributions include Zstandard compression from Intel and engine parallelization plus chatbot context tools from Aiven. Project stats: 122 GitHub repos, 75 partners, 21 releases, 2,900 Slack users, 6,400 forum users.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00OpenSearch introduction
- 1:02What OpenSearch is
- 2:24Key use cases
- 4:49Evolution from fork
- 6:15Innovations in 2.0
- 8:23Community contributions
- 10:28Linux Foundation & outlook
- 11:09Learning more and getting involved
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