Hello Community!
We’re making preparations to introduce OpenSearch as an opt-in feature for our customers in a future Confluence Data Center release. With OpenSearch, we’re aiming to externalize indexing processes to support large customers in improving performance for their search- and index-related functions in Confluence DC.
Vendors can now start testing their apps with our early preview, available from version 8.9.
|
Attention Vendors
As a vendor, if your plugins or apps are using the Lucene API independently, consider moving to the Confluence search v2 API to minimize disruption to customers who take advantage of the OpenSearch engine capabilities.
|
We will maintain compatibility with our v2 search API as much as possible, so most current integrations should not cause any issues.
Interested in trying OpenSearch for Confluence DC ? Refer to our guide on how to configure Confluence with OpenSearch.
Note that as a preview feature, OpenSearch currently has some limitations we are working on, which are also outlined in the guide, notably:
Got feedback or want to discuss this more? Chat with us in this Atlassian Developer Community thread. The earlier we know about potential problems, the more time we'll have to fix them before the final release.
|
Attention Confluence DC customers
We will soon be sharing updates on Beta (Early Access) release of the feature and more details on how we can closely collaborate on making OpenSearch a success for you.
|
If you have any other questions at all, feel free to reply to this post or email me directly on adutt@atlassian.com . Looking forward to hearing from you
Cheers,
Anubhav Dutt
Product Manager, Atlassian DC Team
0 comments