Very impressed/excited about this, it's absolutely ridiculous that there is no serverless search available through any provider at the moment. That being said ~$700/mo as an entry point is prohibitively expensive for most of us trying to get something off of the ground.
on aws opensearch we had delete_by_query option, which is not working on serverless. without id how can we delete documents with match pattern with serverless, can you help on this. I am using java.
You can ask this question and more on our re:Post platform, Rajesh: go.aws/aws-repost. 📝 Alternatively you can also check out our other help options here: go.aws/get-help. ^NR
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Very impressed/excited about this, it's absolutely ridiculous that there is no serverless search available through any provider at the moment. That being said ~$700/mo as an entry point is prohibitively expensive for most of us trying to get something off of the ground.
Great technology. Excited for the future.
Glad you enjoyed the video, Jarod! ^BD
on aws opensearch we had delete_by_query option, which is not working on serverless. without id how can we delete documents with match pattern with serverless, can you help on this. I am using java.
You can ask this question and more on our re:Post platform, Rajesh: go.aws/aws-repost. 📝 Alternatively you can also check out our other help options here: go.aws/get-help. ^NR
Serverless is great, but it's expensive af. There is no way I could afford basic search functionality with the current pricing model.
I really feel demo and architecture should be explained by engineers and not product team.