OpenSearch Performance Benchmarks

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Welcome to the OpenSearch performance benchmarking page. This page displays the results of ongoing performance testing for recent and upcoming versions of the OpenSearch software. You can view key performance metrics across different workloads with the dashboard visualizations below.

Why publish performance data?

The OpenSearch Project benchmarks the performance of OpenSearch releases to measure performance stability and gather data to inform software development. As an open-source project, we make this information publicly available in order to share it with the OpenSearch community.

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Questions or contributions? Connect with the OpenSearch community in the #performance channel on our public Slack.

You can also view the open GitHub issues tagged to performance label here.

To learn more about OpenSearch performance improvements through version 2.14, read this blog post.

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