Reimagining Search : Scaling OpenSearch Across an Enterprise - Platform C...
summary
Argues for turning OpenSearch into a self-service OpenSearch platform that reduces lead time from weeks to near-instant by offering per-tenant domain/index or pooled multi-tenancy, automated provisioning, central support and a center of excellence for indexing patterns. Describes concrete tradeoffs: silo (one domain per tenant), index-per-tenant, or pooled tenant-id in a single index; calls out cost attribution as the hardest implementation problem and prototypes a next step offering pre-indexed enterprise datasets for common business data.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Scaling OpenSearch in enterprises
- 1:05Developer challenges in enterprises
- 5:14What is platform engineering
- 9:46Why platform engineering grows
- 12:59Search as commodity with multi-tenancy
- 18:17Self-service OpenSearch access
- 21:47Platform maturity and search future
- 23:10Developer experience closing
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