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Adds two new OpenSearch solution guides under docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch, focused on common opensearch-operator operational tasks (plugin installation and TLS/SSL disabling).
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- Add a step-by-step guide to install the IK Analyzer plugin via
pluginsList(including bootstrap and optional custom dictionary mounting). - Add a guide explaining how to disable TLS on the HTTP layer and/or transport layer for operator-managed OpenSearch clusters.
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| docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md | New documentation covering IK Analyzer installation, verification, and usage examples. |
| docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Disable_SSL_for_OpenSearch_Deployed_by_opensearch-operator.md | New documentation covering disabling TLS on HTTP/transport and Dashboards connectivity updates. |
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WalkthroughA new documentation file was added describing how to install and configure the IK Analyzer plugin for OpenSearch using the opensearch-operator, including YAML samples, verification steps, tokenizer tests, custom dictionary mounting, air‑gapped guidance, and download URLs for OpenSearch 2.19.3 and 3.3.1. Changes
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`@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Disable_SSL_for_OpenSearch_Deployed_by_opensearch-operator.md`:
- Around line 84-85: Replace hardcoded credentials in the curl examples that use
"curl -u admin:admin http://localhost:9200/..." with a safer pattern: use a
placeholder or environment variable (e.g., curl -u "$ES_USER:$ES_PASS"
http://localhost:9200/... or curl -u ${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}) and
update the surrounding text to show how to set those env vars (export
OPENSEARCH_USER=admin; export OPENSEARCH_PASS=secret) or reference a .env file;
update both occurrences of the curl example (the block containing "curl -u
admin:admin ...") so examples no longer include plaintext credentials.
- Line 142: Update the compatibility phrasing that currently reads "3.3.0 for
OpenSearch 3.x" to the narrower "3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.3.x" (occurrences around
the version declaration and the other instance) so the docs reflect major.minor
alignment; edit the lines that include `version: 2.19.3 # or 3.3.0 for
OpenSearch 3.x` and the second occurrence at the later compatibility note to
instead say `3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.3.x` (or add a link to the OpenSearch
Dashboards compatibility matrix) to prevent implying compatibility with all 3.x
releases.
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`@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md`:
- Around line 180-185: Replace the hardcoded basic-auth credentials in the curl
examples (the curl POST "_analyze" example and the other examples reported) with
environment variable placeholders instead of "admin:admin"; add a short preface
before the examples instructing users to export OPENSEARCH_USER and
OPENSEARCH_PASS (or use placeholders) and update the curl command invocations to
reference those env vars (e.g., use "$OPENSEARCH_USER:$OPENSEARCH_PASS" or a
placeholder like "<OPENSEARCH_USER>:<OPENSEARCH_PASS>") so no plaintext
credentials are embedded in the documentation.
- Line 141: Replace the hardcoded YAML line "version: 3.3.0" with either the
matching OpenSearch Dashboards release "version: 3.3.1" or change it to
version-agnostic guidance: remove the fixed version and add a sentence pointing
readers to the official OpenSearch release notes
(https://opensearch.org/releases/) to choose the matching Dashboards version;
target the "version: 3.3.0" token in this doc when making the edit.
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Use placeholders/env vars instead of hardcoded credentials in examples.
Line 84 and Line 211 hardcode admin:admin. This is risky in published operational docs and encourages insecure copy/paste behavior.
Suggested safer command pattern
- curl -u admin:admin http://localhost:9200/_cluster/health?pretty
+ curl -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" http://localhost:9200/_cluster/health?prettyAlso applies to: 211-212
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In
`@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Disable_SSL_for_OpenSearch_Deployed_by_opensearch-operator.md`
around lines 84 - 85, Replace hardcoded credentials in the curl examples that
use "curl -u admin:admin http://localhost:9200/..." with a safer pattern: use a
placeholder or environment variable (e.g., curl -u "$ES_USER:$ES_PASS"
http://localhost:9200/... or curl -u ${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}) and
update the surrounding text to show how to set those env vars (export
OPENSEARCH_USER=admin; export OPENSEARCH_PASS=secret) or reference a .env file;
update both occurrences of the curl example (the block containing "curl -u
admin:admin ...") so examples no longer include plaintext credentials.
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Official compatibility (OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 → OpenSearch versions):
- OpenSearch 3.3.0 (OpenSearch 3.3.0 release notes state it’s “Compatible with OpenSearch and OpenSearch Dashboards version 3.3.0”). [1]
- OpenSearch 3.3.2 (OpenSearch 3.3.2 release notes state it’s “Compatible with OpenSearch 3.3.2 and OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0”). [2]
Rule of thumb from the official docs: OpenSearch Dashboards is expected to match the OpenSearch major/minor version (docs give the example “OpenSearch Dashboards 2.3.0 works with OpenSearch 2.3.0”). [3]
So, practically: OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 is intended for OpenSearch 3.3.x (explicitly confirmed for 3.3.0 and 3.3.2 in official release notes). [1] [2]
Sources
[1] OpenSearch 3.3.0 GitHub release notes (opensearch-project/OpenSearch)
[2] OpenSearch 3.3.2 GitHub release notes (opensearch-project/OpenSearch)
[3] OpenSearch Docs: “Managing OpenSearch Dashboards plugins” (compatibility/prerequisites section)
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Officially, OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 is intended to run with the corresponding OpenSearch version (same major/minor)—i.e., OpenSearch 3.3.x, not OpenSearch 3.0/3.1/3.2 or 3.4+. The OpenSearch docs state that you should use the corresponding version of Dashboards with your OpenSearch cluster (example given: Dashboards 2.3.0 with OpenSearch 2.3.0). [1]
Confirmed explicit compat statements involving Dashboards 3.3.0:
- OpenSearch 3.3.0 ↔ OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 (OpenSearch 3.3.0 release notes). [2]
- OpenSearch 3.3.1 ↔ OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 (consolidated 3.3.1 release notes). [3]
- OpenSearch 3.3.2 ↔ OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 (OpenSearch 3.3.2 release notes). [2]
Compatibility summary (Dashboards 3.3.0):
| OpenSearch version | Officially compatible? |
|---|---|
| 3.0.x / 3.1.x / 3.2.x | No (version mismatch; use corresponding minor) [1] |
| 3.3.0 | Yes [2] |
| 3.3.1 | Yes [3] |
| 3.3.2 | Yes [2] |
| 3.4.x / 3.5.x | No (upgrade Dashboards to 3.4.x / 3.5.x respectively) [2] |
Sources
- OpenSearch Docs – “Managing OpenSearch Dashboards plugins” (prerequisites: corresponding Dashboards version matches OpenSearch; example 2.3.0 ↔ 2.3.0). [1]
- OpenSearch GitHub Releases – 3.3.0 (“Compatible with OpenSearch and OpenSearch Dashboards version 3.3.0”) and 3.3.2 (“Compatible with OpenSearch 3.3.2 and OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0”). [2]
- opensearch-build consolidated release notes – “OpenSearch 3.3.1 and OpenSearch Dashboards 3.3.0 Release Notes”. [3]
Narrow the compatibility statement from 3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.x to 3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.3.x.
Lines 142 and 187 use overly broad phrasing. Official OpenSearch Dashboards compatibility requires major.minor version alignment—Dashboards 3.3.0 only works with OpenSearch 3.3.0, 3.3.1, and 3.3.2, not all OpenSearch 3.x versions. As OpenSearch 3.4+ is released, the current phrasing will become misleading. Recommend updating to 3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.3.x or linking to the official OpenSearch Dashboards compatibility matrix.
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at line 142, Update the compatibility phrasing that currently reads "3.3.0 for
OpenSearch 3.x" to the narrower "3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.3.x" (occurrences around
the version declaration and the other instance) so the docs reflect major.minor
alignment; edit the lines that include `version: 2.19.3 # or 3.3.0 for
OpenSearch 3.x` and the second occurrence at the later compatibility note to
instead say `3.3.0 for OpenSearch 3.3.x` (or add a link to the OpenSearch
Dashboards compatibility matrix) to prevent implying compatibility with all 3.x
releases.
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151-151:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAvoid hardcoding “latest compatible” version claims.
Line 151 states
3.3.0is the latest compatible Dashboards version; this ages quickly and can become incorrect. Prefer version-agnostic guidance (match Dashboards to your OpenSearch release, and reference official release notes).Suggested doc update
- version: 3.3.0 # Dashboards 3.3.0 is the latest release compatible with OpenSearch 3.3.1 + version: 3.3.1 # Use the matching Dashboards version for your OpenSearch release+> Tip: Always pick the Dashboards version that matches your OpenSearch version. +> Check: https://opensearch.org/releases/🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md` at line 151, Replace the hardcoded “version: 3.3.0” Dashboards claim with version-agnostic guidance: remove the explicit version value and instead instruct readers to use the Dashboards release that matches their OpenSearch release (e.g., "match Dashboards to your OpenSearch version") and to consult the official OpenSearch and Dashboards release notes/compatibility matrix for the exact compatible version; update the sentence that currently reads `version: 3.3.0 # Dashboards 3.3.0 is the latest release compatible with OpenSearch 3.3.1` to a generic recommendation referencing matching releases and checking official release notes.
190-190:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorRemove embedded
admin:admincredentials from command examples.Line 190, Line 227, and Line 259 publish default plaintext credentials. Use environment variables/placeholders so users don’t copy insecure defaults.
Suggested secure doc pattern
+export OPENSEARCH_USER=admin +export OPENSEARCH_PASS='<your-password>'-curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \ +curl -k -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \-curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \ +curl -k -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \-curl -k -u admin:admin -X PUT "https://localhost:9200/my-index" \ +curl -k -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" -X PUT "https://localhost:9200/my-index" \Also applies to: 227-227, 259-259
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md` at line 190, Remove the embedded plaintext credentials in the curl examples (e.g., the occurrence of "curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST \"https://localhost:9200/_analyze\"") and replace them with a secure placeholder or environment-variable form such as using "$OPENSEARCH_USER:$OPENSEARCH_PASS" or "{USERNAME}:{PASSWORD}" so users must supply credentials; update all other similar examples in the same file (the other curl lines that embed admin:admin) to use the same placeholder/ENV pattern and ensure any explanatory text references setting those environment variables instead of showing defaults.
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Duplicate comments:
In
`@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md`:
- Line 151: Replace the hardcoded “version: 3.3.0” Dashboards claim with
version-agnostic guidance: remove the explicit version value and instead
instruct readers to use the Dashboards release that matches their OpenSearch
release (e.g., "match Dashboards to your OpenSearch version") and to consult the
official OpenSearch and Dashboards release notes/compatibility matrix for the
exact compatible version; update the sentence that currently reads `version:
3.3.0 # Dashboards 3.3.0 is the latest release compatible with OpenSearch
3.3.1` to a generic recommendation referencing matching releases and checking
official release notes.
- Line 190: Remove the embedded plaintext credentials in the curl examples
(e.g., the occurrence of "curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST
\"https://localhost:9200/_analyze\"") and replace them with a secure placeholder
or environment-variable form such as using "$OPENSEARCH_USER:$OPENSEARCH_PASS"
or "{USERNAME}:{PASSWORD}" so users must supply credentials; update all other
similar examples in the same file (the other curl lines that embed admin:admin)
to use the same placeholder/ENV pattern and ensure any explanatory text
references setting those environment variables instead of showing defaults.
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151-151:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorAvoid “latest compatible” hardcoding in the Dashboards version comment.
Line 151 uses time-sensitive wording (
latest release compatible), which becomes stale quickly. Prefer version-agnostic guidance (for example, “use the matching Dashboards release for your OpenSearch version” and link to official releases).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md` at line 151, Replace the time-sensitive comment on the Dashboards version (the line containing "version: 3.3.0 # Dashboards 3.3.0 is the latest release compatible with OpenSearch 3.3.1") with a version-agnostic instruction: state to "use the Dashboards release that matches your OpenSearch version" and optionally add a link to the official OpenSearch releases page; keep the explicit numeric "version: 3.3.0" value only if it’s an example, and update the inline comment to something like "use the matching Dashboards release for your OpenSearch version (see official releases)" instead of "latest release compatible".
190-190:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorRemove hardcoded
admin:adminfrom command examples.Line 190, Line 227, and Line 259 still embed credentials in plaintext. Please switch to env vars/placeholders so users don’t copy insecure defaults.
Suggested doc-safe patch
+export OPENSEARCH_USER=admin +export OPENSEARCH_PASS='<your-password>' ... -curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \ +curl -k -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \ ... -curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \ +curl -k -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" -X POST "https://localhost:9200/_analyze" \ ... -curl -k -u admin:admin -X PUT "https://localhost:9200/my-index" \ +curl -k -u "${OPENSEARCH_USER}:${OPENSEARCH_PASS}" -X PUT "https://localhost:9200/my-index" \Also applies to: 227-227, 259-259
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md` at line 190, Replace the hardcoded credentials in the curl examples (e.g., the string "curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST \"https://localhost:9200/_analyze\"" and the other occurrences using admin:admin) with a safe placeholder or environment-variable reference such as "$OPENSEARCH_USER:$OPENSEARCH_PASS" or "{USERNAME}:{PASSWORD}"; update all instances (the lines shown and the other two occurrences) so examples use the placeholder/env var and add a brief note telling users to set those env vars before running the command.
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- Around line 265-270: The analyzer entries under settings.analysis.analyzer
(ik_max_word_analyzer and ik_smart_analyzer) are invalid because "type":
"ik_max_word" / "ik_smart" are not valid analyzer types; replace them with
proper custom analyzer definitions that specify "type": "custom" and set the
"tokenizer" to "ik_max_word" and "ik_smart" respectively (and any needed
filters), or alternatively remove those analyzer blocks and reference the
built-in ik_max_word and ik_smart analyzers directly from your field mappings;
update the ik_max_word_analyzer and ik_smart_analyzer definitions accordingly so
index creation will succeed.
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Duplicate comments:
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`@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md`:
- Line 151: Replace the time-sensitive comment on the Dashboards version (the
line containing "version: 3.3.0 # Dashboards 3.3.0 is the latest release
compatible with OpenSearch 3.3.1") with a version-agnostic instruction: state to
"use the Dashboards release that matches your OpenSearch version" and optionally
add a link to the official OpenSearch releases page; keep the explicit numeric
"version: 3.3.0" value only if it’s an example, and update the inline comment to
something like "use the matching Dashboards release for your OpenSearch version
(see official releases)" instead of "latest release compatible".
- Line 190: Replace the hardcoded credentials in the curl examples (e.g., the
string "curl -k -u admin:admin -X POST \"https://localhost:9200/_analyze\"" and
the other occurrences using admin:admin) with a safe placeholder or
environment-variable reference such as "$OPENSEARCH_USER:$OPENSEARCH_PASS" or
"{USERNAME}:{PASSWORD}"; update all instances (the lines shown and the other two
occurrences) so examples use the placeholder/env var and add a brief note
telling users to set those env vars before running the command.
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| "ik_max_word_analyzer": { | ||
| "type": "ik_max_word" | ||
| }, | ||
| "ik_smart_analyzer": { | ||
| "type": "ik_smart" | ||
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In the OpenSearch IK Analysis plugin, ik_smart and ik_max_word are provided as both analyzer names and tokenizer names. You can use them either directly in field mappings, or inside a custom analyzer definition. [1]
1) Use IK directly in mappings (simplest)
PUT my_index
{
"mappings": {
"properties": {
"content": {
"type": "text",
"analyzer": "ik_max_word",
"search_analyzer": "ik_smart"
}
}
}
}ik_smart = coarser “smart” segmentation; ik_max_word = finest-grained segmentation. [2]
2) Use IK as the tokenizer in a custom analyzer (when you need filters)
PUT my_index
{
"settings": {
"analysis": {
"analyzer": {
"my_ik": {
"type": "custom",
"tokenizer": "ik_max_word",
"filter": ["lowercase"]
}
}
}
},
"mappings": {
"properties": {
"content": { "type": "text", "analyzer": "my_ik" }
}
}
}OpenSearch custom analyzers are built from a tokenizer plus optional char/token filters. [3]
3) Quick validation
POST my_index/_analyze
{
"analyzer": "ik_max_word",
"text": "计算机汉字输入法"
}[2]
Sources: [1] [2] [3]
Invalid IK Analyzer type in settings definition.
In settings.analysis.analyzer, "type": "ik_max_word" and "type": "ik_smart" are not valid analyzer types. The ik_max_word and ik_smart are pre-built analyzers you can reference directly in field mappings, or tokenizers that must be wrapped in a custom analyzer. Using them as type values will cause index creation to fail.
Correct configuration
"settings": {
"analysis": {
"analyzer": {
"ik_max_word_analyzer": {
- "type": "ik_max_word"
+ "type": "custom",
+ "tokenizer": "ik_max_word"
},
"ik_smart_analyzer": {
- "type": "ik_smart"
+ "type": "custom",
+ "tokenizer": "ik_smart"
}
}
}
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| "ik_max_word_analyzer": { | |
| "type": "ik_max_word" | |
| }, | |
| "ik_smart_analyzer": { | |
| "type": "ik_smart" | |
| } | |
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| "type": "custom", | |
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In
`@docs/en/solutions/ecosystem/opensearch/How_to_Install_IK_Analyzer_Plugin_for_OpenSearch_with_opensearch-operator.md`
around lines 265 - 270, The analyzer entries under settings.analysis.analyzer
(ik_max_word_analyzer and ik_smart_analyzer) are invalid because "type":
"ik_max_word" / "ik_smart" are not valid analyzer types; replace them with
proper custom analyzer definitions that specify "type": "custom" and set the
"tokenizer" to "ik_max_word" and "ik_smart" respectively (and any needed
filters), or alternatively remove those analyzer blocks and reference the
built-in ik_max_word and ik_smart analyzers directly from your field mappings;
update the ik_max_word_analyzer and ik_smart_analyzer definitions accordingly so
index creation will succeed.
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