Amazon OpenSearch Service

Monitor and gain insights across your cloud-native and distributed systems, Aggregate all your observability data in one solution.

Analyze all your data from diverse sources and get insights for structured and unstructured logs.

Complete end-to-end visibility into all your infrastructure performance. Quicker root cause analysis with intuitive visualizations.

Detect and prepare for or resolve anomalies in your application logs and forecast trends based on the patterns in historical data.

Deliver a better user experience by measuring, and analyzing performance data that reflects real-world user experiences.

AWS is making long-term investments in OpenSearch to ensure users continue to have a secure, high-quality, fully open-source search and analytics suite with a rich roadmap of new and innovative functionality. Kaizen has worked with an Elastic.co customer to help them successfully migrate to an AWS-managed OpenSearch Service.

As your logging storage peaks, scale to petabytes with up to 90% cost reduction from Amazon OpenSearch. Splunk’s data ingestion-based fee model can be costly, and it is inhibiting from several perspectives: (1) your ability to advance threat detection using large historical datasets and (2) your ability to build new observability and machine learning features.

Amazon OpenSearch Service’s open-source licensing model allows customers to integrate with their tools of choice from the open-source community. AWS is committed to supporting the community version, and they will provide enhanced features in the months to come.

Amazon OpenSearch Service is feature-rich with robust website and e-commerce search capability, enabling you to migrate other log analytics and search solutions.

Migrating to Amazon OpenSearch Service has helped AWS customers better serve their own customers by using real-time analytics along with distributed full-text search plus an ability to horizontally scale to business needs.