Moving beyond the fork. To understand OpenSearch’s recent path, a quick rewind is essential. In early 2021, Elastic ditched the Apache License (ALv2) for new Elasticsearch and Kibana versions ...

Amazon has recently announced the general availability of OpenSearch 1.0, the Apache 2.0-licensed fork of Elasticsearch that was created after Elastic changed their license.

Two years later, AWS opted to fork Elasticsearch to create OpenSearch, committing to a “long-term investment” in OpenSearch. I worked at AWS at the time. Privately, I didn’t think it would work.

The success of OpenSearch has seen it replace Elasticsearch in Adobe’s Commerce suite and rank in the Top 50 databases for the first time on the DB-Engines database popularity rankings.

AWS first launched the OpenSearch project in 2021, after Elastic changed its license for its Elasticsearch and Kibana projects to its […] TechCrunch Desktop Logo TechCrunch Mobile Logo Latest ...

OpenSearch revs up AI workloads with GPU-accelerated vector search - SiliconANGLE. ... the OpenSearch project launched in 2021 as a community-driven alternative to Elasticsearch.

Elastic fired back, claiming, "Our brand has been used and abused, hijacked, and misrepresented many times.Companies have falsely claimed that they work in collaboration with our company, topically ...

OpenSearch with Exoscale Powered by Aiven allows A1 Austria to seamlessly move 21TB Elasticsearch workload to OpenSearch; just two A1 Austria engineers now manage the large 30 node-cluster of 21TB ...

AWS today announced that it is transitioning OpenSearch, its open source fork of the popular Elasticsearch search and analytics engine, to the Linux Foundation with the launch of the very aptly ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced that the OpenSearch project has officially transitioned to the OpenSearch Software Foundation, a neutral, community-driven initiative under the Linux Foundation.