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Amazon OpenSearch Service is a managed service to host OpenSearch instances. It
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replaces Elasticsearch Service, which has been deprecated.
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To harden domain (cluster) data in case of unauthorized access, OpenSearch
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provides data-at-rest encryption if the engine is OpenSearch (any version), or
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Elasticsearch with a version of 5.1 or above. Enabling encryption at rest will
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help protect:
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* indices
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* logs
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* swap files
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* data in the application directory
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* automated snapshots
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Thus, adversaries cannot access the data if they gain physical access to the storage medium.
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