Panel Discussion: Powering Innovation through Open Source: The OpenSearch Story
summary
OpenSearch moves under a neutral OpenSearch Software Foundation at the Linux Foundation and companies describe concrete contributions: a corporate push to separate serving and ingestion layers, Uber reports ~30% performance gain from gRPC in benchmarks and a proof that GPU-backed vector ingestion cuts a 10–20 hour load to about 30 minutes (with current ingestion failure around 10%), Canonical supplies an operator to run OpenSearch on Ubuntu, and SAP runs and contributes to OpenSearch at scale—over 8,000 clusters in production.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00OpenSearch panel introduction
- 1:50Panelists and their roles
- 5:00Why join OpenSearch benefits
- 8:28Canonical’s Ubuntu contributions
- 11:00SAP’s open source strategy
- 14:21OpenSearch roadmap priorities
- 16:51Lessons for open source projects
- 19:39Transition to neutral foundation
- 22:14Key investments for innovation
- 26:07OpenSearch future at Linux Foundation
- 29:00Closing remarks
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