Search, message queue and cache — managed
Run OpenSearch, Kafka and Redis clusters without the burden of setup, version upgrades and backups. You choose the node pool; replication, monitoring and failover are on us.
Setup and patches on usA quote for your needs
The exact price is set by your needs and scale. Get a quote or schedule a meeting with your account manager.
What production data infrastructure needs is ready
With cross-node replication and automatic leader election, the loss of a single node does not stop the service.
Major and patch version transitions are done in a maintenance window, minimizing downtime.
Restore cluster state with scheduled snapshots; prevent data loss.
Encryption in transit and at rest; access limited to the VPC and permitted sources.
Latency, throughput and resource metrics flow to the panel and Logchase.
Scale horizontally by adding and removing nodes, and vertically by changing the size.
Frequently asked questions about Search & Queue
We offer OpenSearch for search, Apache Kafka for event streaming and queues, and Redis for cache and in-memory data. Each opens as a managed cluster.
OpenSearch is an engine that ships with an open-source license and is largely compatible with the Elasticsearch API; your existing clients usually work without changes.
Because we speak the standard Kafka protocol, your producer and consumer applications work by only updating the connection and credentials.
All clusters run on the infrastructure we operate in Tier III+ data centers, in Turkey, and the data stays onshore.
You run the cluster with at least three nodes, preferably spread across two regions; thanks to replication and automatic leader election, the loss of a single node or region does not stop the service.
OpenSearch is largely compatible with the Elasticsearch API; Kafka and Redis speak the standard protocols. Your applications usually work by only updating the connection details.
You back up cluster state with scheduled snapshots and restore when needed; you set the retention period by policy.