Keynote: OpenSearch: From Project to Community-Driven Ecosystem—Building Sustainable Governance Together
summary
Technical governance now sits with a 15‑member Technical Steering Committee representing 11 organizations and an elected Governing Board while OpenSearch ranks in the top 20 Linux Foundation projects by contributor activity. Major engineering work includes Uber’s separate gRPC + protobuf module that yields 15–40% lower ingestion latency and a 30% faster Spark fraud job, pull‑based ingestion with Kinesis and Kafka plugins, and contributions like Nvidia GPU vector indexing, Intel zstd/SIMD, Binance segment replication, and OpenSearch 3.3 features (Apache Calcite, agentic search, cysmic up to 100× faster, batch inference 2–14×).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00OpenSearch community intro
- 2:58Technical steering committee
- 4:46Uber’s gRPC protobuf
- 6:35Pull-based ingestion model
- 8:43SAP Intel Nvidia contributions
- 9:48Start contributing to OpenSearch
- 10:30OpenSearch 3.3 innovations
- 13:24Performance improvements
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