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STACKIT OpenSearch is a managed search service that abstracts the operational complexity of scaling distributed search clusters and log analytics.

Service Overview

Section titled “Service Overview”
  • Turnkey Search & Analytics: Rapid indexing for enterprise search, security analytics, and log collection.
  • Integrated Visualization: Includes pre-installed OpenSearch Dashboards for custom data visualization.
  • Automated Lifecycle: Handles cluster health checks, automated snapshots, and security updates.

Technical Details

Section titled “Technical Details”
  • Architecture: Single-node or high-availability multi-node cluster configurations.
  • Security & Access: IP allowlisting, SSL/TLS transport encryption, and STACKIT IAM integration.
  • Automation: Fully configurable via Terraform, REST API, STACKIT CLI, and Go/Python SDKs.

Backups and Network

Section titled “Backups and Network”

The values below come from the STACKIT documentation and update themselves.

From the STACKIT docsArchitecture › Backup systemSource updated 13.08.2026 · copied 05.10.2026

The integrated Backup Manager automatically creates full backups every 4 hours and retains them for 14 days. You can also trigger manual backups and restore from existing backups through the service dashboard.

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This section is copied from the STACKIT docs automatically, several times a day. It cannot be changed here. Changes belong in the STACKIT docs.

From the STACKIT docsArchitecture › Network accessSource updated 13.08.2026 · copied 05.10.2026

STACKIT OpenSearch instances are accessible using public IP addresses, allowing integration with:

  • Cloud Foundry applications
  • Kubernetes workloads
  • Virtual machines
  • External systems

Access is secured through ACLs (Access Control Lists) and instance-level authentication.

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From the STACKIT docsArchitecture › Single Node vs. ClusterSource updated 13.08.2026 · copied 05.10.2026

Single Node

  • Runs on a single VM
  • Suitable for development and testing
  • Not recommended for production use

Cluster (Replica Set)

  • Consists of 3 nodes distributed across multiple availability zones
  • Provides high availability and fault tolerance
  • Recommended for production workloads
  • Ensures service continuity even if a node or availability zone fails
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Limitations & Constraints

Section titled “Limitations & Constraints”
  • Broker Management Scope: Cloud Foundry-provisioned instances cannot be directly altered via the STACKIT Cloud Portal.
  • Certification Boundary: Excludes BSI C5 compliance certification due to upstream framework architecture.
  • Public ACL Endpoint: Connectivity relies on public endpoints guarded by strict IP allowlists (private endpoints unavailable).
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