a9s Search is our latest addition to our Data Service Bundle for comprehensive Application Development Platforms.
a9s Search
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Developers can create single-node or clustered instances of a9s Search using Apps Manager or the Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface (cf CLI) and bind these instances to an application.
a9s Search enables the on-demand creation of dedicated OpenSearch single-node and clustered instances. a9s Search is a document-based data store with a powerful search engine, a genuinely open-source alternative to the now restrictively licensed Elasticsearch search engine and Kibana visualization dashboard.
It allows platform owners to continue offering world-class search engine service to their platform users and customers without worrying about license risks.
a9s Search allows you to store, search, and analyze significant volumes
of data quickly. It can be used as the underlying engine/technology that
powers applications that have complex search features and requirements.
a9s Search is excellent at doing what traditional databases can’t do: full-text search.
Both relational and non-relational databases are slow very when it comes to this search technique.
The a9s Search Data Service has been developed to provide maximum flexibility within enterprise application development platforms.
We considered the most common cloud platform types to offer a solution tailored to customer needs. Additionally, it provides platform operators and application developers with easy handling and flexible use cases of the data service.
Depending on the chosen service plan, a service instance may be associated with a single, dedicated virtual machine or a set of VMs consisting of multiple virtual machines comprising a cluster of a9s Search nodes.
OpenSearch is a fork of Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch was originally open-source, but since version 7.11, has been licensed under the Elastic License and Server Side Public License (SSPL).
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Websites that store much content find a9s Search a handy tool for effective and accurate searches. Unsurprisingly, a9s Search is steadily gaining ground in the site search domain sphere.
With an initial license, you get a certain amount of credits and access to all data services included in the bundle.
One license allows you and your development teams to use the available credits only on the data services you need. If you want to integrate additional data services from the bundle into your development processes that you have not yet used, use the credits available.
This credit system gives you and your teams maximum freedom and prevents delays in development due to time-consuming purchasing processes.
Of course, you have full sovereignty over all data services included in the bundle.
On-demand provisioning of dedicated service instances.
Comes with automatic failure
handling and self-healing.
Fully automated backup management allows the Developer to access all backups from a single user interface.
Depending on the application's needs, developers can scale the service horizontally and vertically.
Developers can access logs directly and monitor backups, resources, and service-specific metrics to set up alerts.
Service instances are isolated from each other.
Services have a unified user experience across different infrastructures and data services
With a9s Search, you can use the full-text search and analytics engine of OpenSearch to store, search, and analyze vast volumes of data quickly and in near real-time and give back answers in milliseconds.
Some of the core features of a9s Search are:
Developers have full access via the CF CLI command cf ssh to the instance to fork the database via the OpenSearch API.
a9s Search supports TLS encrypted
client communication.
It can perform extremely fast searches by using distributed inverted indices.
Its distributed architecture is powerful enough to handle large volumes of data.
a9s Search includes OpenSearch which provides a plugin handler. As soon as a plugin is available in a9s Search, it can be enabled by the application developer via the Apps Manager or the CF CLI.