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Instaclustr by NetApp Partner Blog - Searchable Snapshots (v2) #2730

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abunday opened this issue Apr 9, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2732
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Instaclustr by NetApp Partner Blog - Searchable Snapshots (v2) #2730

abunday opened this issue Apr 9, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2732
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abunday commented Apr 9, 2024

Describe the blog post your would like to write
The post discusses the concept of "searchable snapshots" in OpenSearch for storing and searching application logs. It highlights the challenges of storing and accessing large volumes of logs and the need for a more efficient solution. Searchable snapshots address these challenges by allowing direct searching of remotely stored data from the OpenSearch cluster. They save time by providing immediate access to data, reduce effort by simplifying the search process, and save money by enabling the movement of older data to cheaper remote storage. We then share our experience with searchable snapshots, emphasizing the time and resource savings. Overall, searchable snapshots act as a time machine, making historical data instantly accessible and valuable for analysis.

What is the title of the blog post?
A Time Machine For Your Data: OpenSearch Searchable Snapshots

Who are the authors?
Alex Bunday, Arjun Rajshekhar and Isuru Perera - Instaclustr by Netapp OpenSearch Team

What is the proposed posting date?
April 2024

See original issue for more background: #2596

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