WHAT WE DO
Amazon OpenSearch Service
Let us provide the support you need in adopting Amazon OpenSearch Service for searching, visualization and analyzing your multi-petabyte of data with price performance.
We are here to provide the necessary support for migrating or starting fresh with Amazon OpenSearch Service, for advanced functionality, scale, and price performance.
WE DELIVER
Search at Scale
Migrate your On-Premise, Self-Managed Elasticsearch or Solr to Amazon OpenSearch Service, in order to scale with reduced operation costs.
Set up a fast, customized search functionality to your applications, that also includes an autocomplete feature and AI-powered functionality.
Log Analytics and Observability
Migrate Splunk or other log analytics solution to Amazon OpenSearch, scaling to petabytes with up to 90% cost reduction.
Easily gather and store data to get insights into system performance, using observability logs, metrics, and traces.
OUR PROCESS
Identify workload
Define the specific service that needs to be implemented or migrated.
Gather information
Collect all the relevant information about the workload, including architectural diagrams & documentation.
Create & implement an action plan
Outline the steps required to address the identified outcomes, and
Validate
Execute the action plan by making the necessary changes, then validate the effectiveness of the changes.
Iterate and review
Continuously review and refine the solution.
WHY AMAZON OPENSEARCH SERVICE?
By leveraging Amazon OpenSearch, you can enhance search functionality, increase infrastructure and application observability, optimize costs, and benefit from a fully managed service within the Amazon Web Services ecosystem.
AMONG THE TOOLS WE USE
We are using various tools and resources provided by Amazon Web Services, to help you improve your search and infrastructure observability.
Amazon OpenSearch
S3
AWS Lambda
Contact us today to discuss ways you can improve your search and log analysis!
Contact us today to discuss ways you can improve your search and log analysis!
