OpenSearch Project User Group [Bellevue]

Anyone using or interested in using, contributing, maintaining, or who wants to know more about OpenSearch and who can come to our Seattle/Bellevue venue is welcome.

OpenSearch User Group is a place to meet users of OpenSearch, the community-driven, Apache 2.0-licensed, open source search and analytics suite derived from ElasticSearch. We will share ideas and stories to help each other get the most out of the OpenSearch stack of tools.

For this session, we will meetup at Amazon/Dynomo Room 02.200
The address to drive to is: 85 106th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004. We will have refreshments for the group.
(Please let the organizer know how your parking experience was. Email prnsndr@gmail.com)

Speakers and Sessions
Talk 1: Discover 2.0 in OpenSearch Dashboards
Speaker: Ashwin PC, OpenSearch Project
Ashwin PC is the Software Development Manager for the OpenSearch Dashboards platform. He is also an avid open source enthusiast and a maker in his time away from work.

Talk 2: Index State Management
Speaker: Nate Boot, OpenSearch Project
Nate Boot is a developer advocate for the open source OpenSearch Project. After a long stint in the world of devops, he was finally seduced by a job opportunity in DevRel, and has not looked back. Now, he spends his days learning about new things and then sharing it with anyone who will listen.
https://sessionize.com/nate-b/

Talk 3: Pull-based ingestion in OpenSearch
Speaker: Michael Froh, OpenSearch Project
Michael Froh is a principal engineer working full-time on OpenSearch core. He mostly reviews code, but also makes videos for the OpenSearch project YouTube channel.

Many OpenSearch users rely on some kind of streaming tool (like Apache Kafka or AWS Kinesis) to buffer data before sending it to OpenSearch. What if OpenSearch shards could pull updates directly from the stream? Learn how to index your data more reliably and faster.

(Please email prnsndr@gmail.com if you would like to be one of our speakers for this session)