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| In a far away land, where search experts meet to discussion the art state of the most wonderful search engine of all: OpenSearch. A tool that does not belong to the royals, but to everyone, and everyone can help to use it and build it. It’s time to talk about the OpenSearchCon North America 2024. |
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| In a far away land, where search experts meet to discussion the art state of the most wonderful search engine of all: OpenSearch. A tool that does not belong to the royals, but to everyone, and everyone can help to use it and build it. It’s time to talk about the OpenSearchCon North America 2024. |
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| In a far away land, where search experts meet to discussion the art state of the most wonderful search engine of all: OpenSearch. A tool that does not belong to the royals, but to everyone, and everyone can help to use it and build it. It’s time to talk about the OpenSearchCon North America 2024. | ||
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| The event happened in San Francisco, in the United States. The city, being the heart of innovation, felt like the ideal place to talk about such important topics like Search and Machine Learning. The conference took place from September 24 to 26, 2024 and covered not only talks, but also training and the Unconference (yes, we’ll explain that part in a moment!). |
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| The event happened in San Francisco, in the United States. The city, being the heart of innovation, felt like the ideal place to talk about such important topics like Search and Machine Learning. The conference took place from September 24 to 26, 2024 and covered not only talks, but also training and the Unconference (yes, we’ll explain that part in a moment!). | |
| This year, OpenSearchCon North America took place in San Francisco. The city, being the heart of innovation, felt like the ideal place to talk about important topics like search and machine learning. The conference was held from September 24 to 26, 2024, and offered not only talks but also training and the Unconference (yes, we'll explain that part in a moment!). |
| The event happened in San Francisco, in the United States. The city, being the heart of innovation, felt like the ideal place to talk about such important topics like Search and Machine Learning. The conference took place from September 24 to 26, 2024 and covered not only talks, but also training and the Unconference (yes, we’ll explain that part in a moment!). | ||
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| ## Keynote 🎤📢⭐ |
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| There is no present without a past, and that is what the keynote by Eli Fischer highlighted about the OpenSearch’s history. He showed how contributions shape such a complex project, working to keep it stable and shinning. |
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| There is no present without a past, and that is what the keynote by Eli Fischer highlighted about the OpenSearch’s history. He showed how contributions shape such a complex project, working to keep it stable and shinning. | |
| There is no present without a past, which Eli Fisher highlighted in his keynote address about the history of the OpenSearch Project. He showed how contributions shape such a complex project, helping to keep it stable. |
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| ## Trainings 🎉🍹🎶 | ||
| Have you ever looked for a great opportunity to learn OpenSearch from industry experts? |
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| ## Trainings 🎉🍹🎶 | ||
| Have you ever looked for a great opportunity to learn OpenSearch from industry experts? | ||
| On the third day of the conference, this became a reality. Attendees could dive into relevance engineering with OpenSearch, learning how to measure search quality and improve it by adjusting field weights. Additionally, those interested in deploying OpenSearch on Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) had the chance to work alongside Jon Handler and Arun Lakshmanan in hands-on labs covering OpenSearch, EKS, and data management. These sessions provided immediate, practical experience with OpenSearch, making them invaluable for participants |
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| On the third day of the conference, this became a reality. Attendees could dive into relevance engineering with OpenSearch, learning how to measure search quality and improve it by adjusting field weights. Additionally, those interested in deploying OpenSearch on Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) had the chance to work alongside Jon Handler and Arun Lakshmanan in hands-on labs covering OpenSearch, EKS, and data management. These sessions provided immediate, practical experience with OpenSearch, making them invaluable for participants | |
| Have you ever wanted to learn about OpenSearch from industry experts? The third day of the conference presented a great opportunity to do just that. Attendees could dive into relevance engineering with OpenSearch, learning how to measure search quality and improve it by adjusting field weights. Additionally, those interested in deploying OpenSearch on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) had the chance to work alongside Jon Handler and Arun Lakshmanan in hands-on labs covering OpenSearch, Amazon EKS, and data management. These sessions provided immediate, practical experience with OpenSearch, making them invaluable for participants. |
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| ## Party 🎉🍹🎶 |
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| Additionally, if you were worried about not having enough time to meet people and network between talks, training sessions, and the unconference, the organizers had you covered with ‘The Search Party.’ It was a great opportunity to connect with OpenSearch maintainers, partners, and other community members. The vibe was just right for real conversations and making connections in OpenSearch world! |
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| Additionally, if you were worried about not having enough time to meet people and network between talks, training sessions, and the unconference, the organizers had you covered with ‘The Search Party.’ It was a great opportunity to connect with OpenSearch maintainers, partners, and other community members. The vibe was just right for real conversations and making connections in OpenSearch world! | |
| Additionally, if you were worried about not having enough time to meet people and network between talks, training sessions, and the Unconference, the organizers had you covered with "The Search Party." It was a great opportunity to connect with OpenSearch maintainers, partners, and other community members. The vibe was just right for real conversations and making connections in the OpenSearch community. |
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| Additionally, if you were worried about not having enough time to meet people and network between talks, training sessions, and the unconference, the organizers had you covered with ‘The Search Party.’ It was a great opportunity to connect with OpenSearch maintainers, partners, and other community members. The vibe was just right for real conversations and making connections in OpenSearch world! | ||
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| Finally, the moment you’ve been waiting for—check out all the awesome pics from the conference [here](https://buff.ly/3U3Sh5K)! 📸🎉 |
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| Finally, the moment you’ve been waiting for—check out all the awesome pics from the conference [here](https://buff.ly/3U3Sh5K)! 📸🎉 | |
| Finally, the moment you've been waiting for—check out all the awesome pics from the conference [here](https://buff.ly/3U3Sh5K)! |
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