Overview
This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for technical support with a 24-hour response time. OpenSearch 2.19, built on a minimal Rocky Linux 9 installation, is included in this AMI, repackaged by Easycloud. It provides a secure-by-default distributed search and analytics platform, deliberately engineered to eliminate the most common OpenSearch misconfigurations before the cluster ever accepts its first request.
Core Features & Integrations
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Rocky Linux 9 Foundation: Provides a robust, enterprise-grade underlying OS with deep structural alignment to RHEL, ensuring high security and seamless ecosystem compatibility with AlmaLinux, CentOS Stream, and traditional CentOS deployments.
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OpenSearch 2.19: An open-source, distributed search and analytics engine forked from Elasticsearch, built for full-text search, log analytics, and application monitoring at scale. This AMI ships with the built-in Security plugin enabled out of the box, including TLS-encrypted REST API access and a unique preset administrator password, so the cluster starts in a secured state rather than an open one.
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Rocky Linux 9: A stable, enterprise-grade, RHEL-compatible Linux distribution known for long-term binary compatibility and predictable patch cycles, making it a solid, low-drama foundation for a stateful search and analytics workload.
Key Benefits
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Secure by Default Search Engine: Unlike many default OpenSearch installs that ship with security disabled or a well-known demo password, this AMI enables the Security plugin, TLS, and a unique per-instance administrator password from first boot, closing the most common OpenSearch misconfiguration before you ever log in.
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Best Practice Compliance: Architected and deployed in strict adherence to official AWS and OpenSearch guidelines, ensuring optimal cloud resource utilization, architectural integrity, and reliable operational performance.
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Production Ready: Based on a hardened, minimal installation of Rocky Linux 9, updated to the latest version, with kernel parameters (vm.max_map_count) already tuned for OpenSearch's memory-mapped storage engine. The default configuration restricts network access to localhost, providing a secure starting point for production deployments.
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Expert Engineering and Support: Professionally repackaged by experienced engineers to guarantee a highly optimized and stable environment. It is backed by comprehensive documentation and fast, professional technical assistance to ensure your search and analytics layer runs smoothly without costly downtime.
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The Enterprise-Grade Search and Analytics Foundation: By starting with a bloat-free Rocky Linux 9 installation, maximum CPU and memory are dedicated entirely to indexing and query execution. This makes it the perfect, conflict-free foundation for full-text search and log analytics workloads that sit alongside Elasticsearch, MongoDB, Redis, DynamoDB, and Cassandra, and for data pipelines built on Apache Kafka and RabbitMQ. It seamlessly integrates with observability and dashboarding tools such as Grafana, Kibana, Logstash, Prometheus, and Graylog, and serves as a rock-solid backbone for containerized deployments on Kubernetes and Docker, alongside adjacent search and analytics engines including Apache Solr, Sentry, Typesense, Meilisearch, Matomo, Apache Spark, and Apache Zookeeper, ensuring your search and analytics infrastructure scales without limits.
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Production Ready & Expert Support: Secured with the latest OS patches. It delivers a highly stable environment, fully supported by comprehensive documentation and fast technical assistance (guaranteed 24-hour response time) to ensure your infrastructure runs smoothly without costly downtime.
Highlights
- Rocky Linux 9 (Minimal Installation),updated to the latest version.
- Professional installation following best practices.
- Expert Support: Backed by comprehensive documentation and fast, professional technical assistance.
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
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Connection Methods
Once launched, SSH into the instance. The default username is 'rocky'. You can switch to the root user environment by running: sudo su -
Install Information
- OS: Rocky Linux 9.8
- OpenSearch: 2.19
- Java: Bundled OpenJDK (included with the OpenSearch distribution, no separate install required)
- Config File: '/etc/opensearch/opensearch.yml'
Usage Instructions
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Retrieve the initial administrator password: The 'admin' password is unique to this instance. View it by running: sudo cat /root/.opensearch_admin_pass (also documented in /home/rocky/readme-opensearch)
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Query the REST API locally: From the instance, run: curl -ku admin:'YOUR_PASSWORD' https://localhost:9200
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Access the REST API remotely: Once port 9200 is opened in the Security Group, browse to https://<YOUR_IP>:9200 or use curl with the -k flag. The endpoint uses a self-signed certificate, so a browser security warning is expected and must be bypassed.
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Manage the service: Use 'sudo systemctl start/stop/restart/status opensearch' to control the OpenSearch service.
Firewall Configuration
- SSH (Port 22): Required for initial system access.
- OpenSearch REST API (Port 9200): Required for HTTPS access to the search and analytics REST API.
- Security Recommendation: For production environments, strictly limit access to these ports to trusted IP addresses only via cloud Security Groups or the local firewall.
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Should you encounter any issues while using the system, please do not hesitate to contact us via email at: support@easyclouds.io ,Thank you!
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