AWS brings years of experience working with these codebases, as well as making upstream code contributions to both Elasticsearch and Apache Lucene, the core search library that Elasticsearch is ...

If you see 'Elasticsearch' in AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or as a download, you'll now know it definitely comes from Elastic.

It was forked from AWS’ Elasticsearch distributed search and and analytics engine service but released under the open-source Apache license.

When Elastic, makers of the open source search and analytic engine Elasticsearch, went after Amazon Web Services (AWS)by changing its license from the open sourceApache 2.0-license ALv2)to the non ...

While AWS originally intended to continue contributing to the Apache 2.0-licenesed Elasticsearch upstream project, Elastic was turned off by how the cloud computing giant continued to use its name.

In a quick turn of events, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced its decision to fork Elasticsearch, after Elastic moved to a restrictive licensing for its popular search and analytic engine ...

By forcing AWS to build OpenSearch rather than borrow Elasticsearch, Elastic gave itself room to resume its open source ways. As Banon messaged me, “I personally always wanted to get back to ...

Not just AWS. Elasticsearch powers most of the SIEMs out there, but we don’t see money out of it; they just embed it. Fine.