Versions
3 · 2
Image
opensearchproject/opensearch
Ports
9200 HTTP API
Memory
1536 MB suggested — no limit unless you set one
/marketplace/opensearch
OpenSearch. The Apache-licensed continuation of Elasticsearch.
One node with its security plugin off: no password and plain HTTP, so it is only ever reachable from containers on its networks. Wants a minute and about 1.5 GB to start. It has no password of its own, so it stays on your networks.
- Search
- Apache-2.0
- Created from the Databases page
OpenSearch
OpenSearch · Apache-2.0
What installing it does
- Opens the New database page with this engine chosen — reviewed before it is created
- Versions 3 · 2
- 1 secret generated and kept encrypted
- Keeps its data in 1 volume — kept across redeploys
- Opens nothing to the internet
/the-engine
OpenSearch, described once. Nothing to guess.
The Apache-licensed continuation of Elasticsearch.
Credentials
This engine has no login of its own, so it is never opened to the internet: only containers on its networks, or the server itself, reach it.
Backups
A copy of its folders, taken while it runs, on a plan you choose, into your own bucket.
| Variable | What it is |
|---|---|
discovery.type | One node on its own. |
DISABLE_SECURITY_PLUGIN | No users and no TLS. Anything on its network can read and write it. |
DISABLE_INSTALL_DEMO_CONFIG | Do not install the demo certificates and users. |
OPENSEARCH_JAVA_OPTS | The Java heap. Keep it to about half the memory you give the container. |
node.store.allow_mmap | Do not memory-map index files — they would need a kernel setting (vm.max_map_count) changed on the server. |
/start
Run OpenSearch on your own server.
Request early access. The listing is free — you pay for the server it runs on, by the hour.