Security for Elasticsearch is now free
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Security for Elasticsearch is now free
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Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#2It will be interesting to see if this is enough to retain the majority of the userbase or if we'll still see a majority migrate to the 'Open Distro' fork.
Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#3Free, not open source version. Obviously a reaction to Amazon's fork- not wanting to give them any code to pull into their version. It will be interesting to see if this is enough to retain the majority of the userbase or if we'll still see a majority migrate to the 'Open Distro' fork.
Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#4Is this a very rushed reaction to it? Or is this related? I would really love to have a clarification of what's happening in that space.
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#5Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#6Interesting. Three hours ago someone in our Ops team shared a link to "Open Distro for Elasticsearch" [1] and it's also featured on the AWS console login page. Is this a very rushed reaction to it? Or is this related? I would really love to have a clarification of what's happening in that space. [1] https://opendistro.github.io/for-elasticsearch/
Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#7Free, not open source version. Obviously a reaction to Amazon's fork- not wanting to give them any code to pull into their version. It will be interesting to see if this is enough to retain the majority of the userbase or if we'll still see a majority migrate to the 'Open Distro' fork.
Some background here:
https://devclass.com/2019/03/12/aws-launches-elasticsearch-d...
Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#8Too little too late? Trying to charge for TLS was a very poor move and it's made me not trust ElasticSearch...
Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#9Re: Security for Elasticsearch is now free
#10Too little too late? Trying to charge for TLS was a very poor move and it's made me not trust ElasticSearch...