I would consider the pricing as a six based on how much data we are handling; if we handle minimal data, it's cheap, but for large data, it becomes costly. Our clients usually pay between $1,000 to $4,000 for Amazon OpenSearch Service.
The pricing is way too costly. I used it for around 40 MB of data for a month, and it cost $500. Even when idle, it continues to incur charges. They could improve this by allowing us to limit computing and keep data idle when not actively used. I would rate the pricing a nine out of ten, with ten being expensive. This service is three to four times more expensive than other solutions.
Senior DevOps Engineer at a tech services company with 201-500 employees
Real User
Apr 19, 2024
A managed service is more costly than a self-managed one. The cost isn't about monitoring; it also involves human resources and labor cost savings. For instance, if you previously used self-managed Elasticsearch, you need to handle all upgrade strategies and cluster management yourself. This incurred a significant cost, which makes tools like OpenSearch valuable. OpenSearch is designed to save your developers or users to manage the infrastructure.
Amazon OpenSearch Service offers efficient search capabilities with seamless AWS integration, JSON support, and versatile analytics dashboards. It is designed for ease of use, robust data processing, and consistent performance even during failures.Amazon OpenSearch Service is valued for its flexibility in data analysis and seamless integration across AWS services. It supports fast data processing, retrieval, and business analytics with reliable dashboards for visual insights. Users appreciate...
I would consider the pricing as a six based on how much data we are handling; if we handle minimal data, it's cheap, but for large data, it becomes costly. Our clients usually pay between $1,000 to $4,000 for Amazon OpenSearch Service.
Amazon OpenSearch Service is a bit costly compared to self-hosted Elasticsearch due to the managed service pricing.
The pricing is way too costly. I used it for around 40 MB of data for a month, and it cost $500. Even when idle, it continues to incur charges. They could improve this by allowing us to limit computing and keep data idle when not actively used. I would rate the pricing a nine out of ten, with ten being expensive. This service is three to four times more expensive than other solutions.
A managed service is more costly than a self-managed one. The cost isn't about monitoring; it also involves human resources and labor cost savings. For instance, if you previously used self-managed Elasticsearch, you need to handle all upgrade strategies and cluster management yourself. This incurred a significant cost, which makes tools like OpenSearch valuable. OpenSearch is designed to save your developers or users to manage the infrastructure.