Amazon OpenSearch Service now lets you provision higher IOPS and throughput for gp3 volumes
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This article announces that Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports higher IOPS and throughput provisioning for gp3 volumes, improving search and indexing performance.
- Provision up to 16,000 IOPS and 1000 MiB/s throughput per 3 TiB gp3 volume per data node
- Previously limited to 16,000 IOPS and 1000 MiB/s per data node regardless of volume size
- Addresses performance bottlenecks for large data volumes and high search traffic workloads
- Instance type may limit maximum IOPS and throughput provisioning
- Available globally in all AWS regions where OpenSearch Service operates
In summary, Amazon OpenSearch Service now enables better performance for demanding workloads by allowing proportional IOPS and throughput scaling with gp3 volume size.
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