feat(docker): add docker-compose configuration for OpenSearch #7510
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Add docker-compose-opensearch.yml to support deploying Cadence with OpenSearch as the advanced visibility store. This configuration mirrors the existing Elasticsearch setups but uses OpenSearch 2.13.0 and includes OpenSearch Dashboards for visualization. Signed-off-by: “Kevin” <kevlar_ksb@yahoo.com>
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OpenSearch is running correctly, I can query using curl commands. But the dashboard still requires a username/password to login, seems we also need to disable the security there |
Add DISABLE_SECURITY_DASHBOARDS_PLUGIN to allow access to OpenSearch Dashboards without authentication in local development environment. Signed-off-by: “Kevin” <kevlar_ksb@yahoo.com>
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Disabled the OpenSearch security plugin. |
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What changed?
Added a new
docker-compose-opensearch.ymlfile that provides a complete deployment configuration for running Cadence with OpenSearch as the advanced visibility store. This mirrors the existing Elasticsearch docker-compose setups but uses OpenSearch 2.13.0.The configuration includes:
ES_VERSION=os2Why?
OpenSearch is a popular open-source fork of Elasticsearch that many organizations are adopting. Cadence already supports OpenSearch through the
ES_VERSION=os2configuration, but there was no ready-to-use docker-compose file for users who want to quickly deploy Cadence with OpenSearch for local development or testing.This addition:
How did you test it?
Tested locally using Docker Desktop:
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-opensearch.yml upPotential risks
None. This is a new docker-compose configuration file that doesn't modify any existing code or configurations. Users must explicitly choose to use this file, so there's no impact on existing deployments or workflows.
Release notes
New Feature: Added
docker-compose-opensearch.ymlfor deploying Cadence with OpenSearch 2.13.0 as the advanced visibility store. This provides users with an easy-to-use deployment option for testing and developing with OpenSearch.Documentation Changes
May want to update the setup documentation at https://cadenceworkflow.io/docs/operation-guide/setup/ to mention the new OpenSearch docker-compose option alongside the existing Elasticsearch options. I can open a follow-up PR in the cadence-docs repo once this is merged.