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Opster AutoOps Now Listed on Amazon Web Services Marketplace

Opster has announced today that AutoOps is now listed on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace. Opster AutoOps is designed specifically for organizations that rely on Elasticsearch and OpenSearch for their mission-critical applications. AutoOps improves…

Opster’s OpenSearch Kubernetes Operator – New Features!

Opster’s OpenSearch Kubernetes Operator, licensed Apache V2, simplifies spinning up and scaling clusters, optimizing configuration, upgrading versions, security and more. Whether you’re managing your own K8s cluster or going the hosted route, you can deploy…

How CoreView Optimized their Elasticsearch with Opster

About CoreView CoreView is a cloud-based management platform that provides administrators and IT professionals with tools to manage and optimize their Microsoft 365 and Office 365 environments. It offers a range of features including user…

Opster’s Q4-2022 Product Feature Highlights & What’s Ahead

As we kick off 2023, we’re happy to share some of Opster’s highlights from the last quarter of 2022 and some of our upcoming features that will be released this year. At the end of…

How Backblaze Optimized and Manage OpenSearch with Opster

About Backblaze Backblaze is an American cloud storage and data backup company. They went public in 2021, and have since increased their investment in the development of their Storage Cloud platform and the B2 Cloud…

OpenSearch Monitoring Tools

Monitoring tools serve as the first and most basic layer in system observability. This blog post will explore 4 popular open-source tools for OpenSearch tracking, their defining features, and their key differences. It will also explain where such standard monitoring tools are lacking.

How to solve 8 common OpenSearch errors

In this blog post, we’ll explain why some OpenSearch errors and exceptions occur and how to avoid them. We’ll also review some general best practices that can help you identify, minimize, and handle these issues with greater efficiency.

OpenSearch requirements in production

To ensure that your OpenSearch is fully prepared for production, it’s imperative that you avoid the major pitfalls. Here are the five major concerns that should be addressed before your OpenSearch, whether already in production or not, can be considered truly production-ready.

How to Improve OpenSearch Search Performance

Here are 14 important tips on how to optimize and tune query performance in OpenSearch. First, assigning a huge value to size parameter causes OpenSearch to compute vast amounts of hits, which causes severe performance issues. Instead of setting a huge size…

Improve your OpenSearch Reindex Performance with these Tips

Learn how to reindex OpenSearch more efficiently and improve OpenSearch reindexing performance by following these tips.