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By restricting their clients to only talk ES instances, they are shooting themselves in the foot. This gives AWS opensearch clients a great opportunity to enhan
by ram_rar 5y ago
By restricting their clients to only talk ES instances, they are shooting themselves in the foot. This gives AWS opensearch clients a great opportunity to enhance their clients SDKS that can support both.
ES should focus on competing be with DDOG/App Dynamics and other incumbents in SIEM space. I dont understand, why would they get into petty fights with AWS.
- user5994461 5y agoIt's no small feat to maintain compatibility with other product and reverse engineer changes as they happen. Good luck with that. How many people does AWS have people working on their version of elasticsearch? and on the client libraries in various languages? From previous discussions on HN, I was under the impression that the answer is very little if any. My bet is that AWS will keep the service as it is now and never makes patches or upgrades. That's how they operate services usually. And it's not that bad to be fair, the product is good enough as it is.
- notexactlyadev 5y agoBased on their current GitHub contributions, I'd say they have quite a few folks. 50+ across opensearch, opensearch dashboards, and the various plugins if I were to guess. https://github.com/opensearch-project https://github.com/opensearch-project