Scaling Log Management: PB-Scale Migration From Elasticsearch To...
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Migrates a PB-scale log platform from Elasticsearch 6.8.4 to OpenSearch 2.x using dual writes and backfill from Kinesis, storing ~8 PB with 21-day retention and ingesting ~5M events/sec; adopts searchable snapshots on S3 to separate compute and storage, uses subclustering (node attributes) to isolate tenants, upgrades hot hosts to i4 instances, and reduces nodes from ~1,500 to ~1,000; benchmarks and custom index-state scripts validate read/write performance and deliver a 30% cost reduction.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Log management at Freshworks
- 8:46Migrating from Elasticsearch to OpenSearch
- 16:50Migration strategies and zero-downtime
- 23:30Q&A on cluster management
- 35:32Final thoughts
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