Create an OpenSearch instance¶

Explicitly creating an OpenSearch instance is done by adding a OpenSearch resource to your namespace with detailed configuration in a GCP cluster. In your Application or Naisjob specifications, you specify an instance and access.

The minimal OpenSearch resource looks like this:

apiVersion: aiven.io/v1alpha1
kind: OpenSearch
metadata:
  labels:
    team: myteam
  name: opensearch-myteam-myinstance
  namespace: myteam
spec:
  plan: hobbyist
  project: nav-dev

The actual name of the OpenSearch instance will be opensearch-<TEAM NAME>-<INSTANCE NAME> (where TEAM NAME is the same as the namespace your application resides in). The resource needs to have this full name in order to be accepted.

As we use Aivens operator, the OpenSearch resource is documented in detail in the Aiven documentation. Check the reference for any other fields that might be of interest.

ServiceIntegration¶

A ServiceIntegration is used to integrate the OpenSearch instance with Prometheus. It is pretty straight forward, with little to no configuration needed.

Simple 5 steps procedure:

1. Copy the below yaml into a file (it can be the same file as your OpenSearch instance)
2. Replace <ENV> with the environment you are running in (ex. dev, prod) (in field project)
3. Replace <MYTEAM> with your team name (in labels, namespace and sourceServiceName)
4. Replace <INSTANCE> with the name of your OpenSearch instance (in name and sourceServiceName)
5. Replace <ENDPONT-ID> with the endpoint ID from the table below (in destinationEndpointId)
6. Deploy the resource using the same pipeline as you use for your OpenSearch instance

---
apiVersion: aiven.io/v1alpha1
kind: ServiceIntegration
metadata:
  labels:
    team: <MYTEAM>
  name: opensearch-<MYTEAM>-<INSTANCE>
  namespace: <MYTEAM>
spec:
  project: nav-<ENV>
  integrationType: prometheus
  destinationEndpointId: <ENDPONT-ID>
  sourceServiceName: opensearch-<MYTEAM>-<INSTANCE>

Prometheus Endpoint IDs¶