Built-in search functionality supports fast, accurate query results and time-sensitive insights. Use your preferred data collector and enrich your analytics pipeline with integrated ML tools like anomaly detection.

With built-in faceting, relevance ranking and scoring, and a selection of machine learning (ML) features, you can build search solutions that are finely tuned to your data.Ĭapture, store, and analyze your business, operational, and security data from a variety of sources. Support for full text queries, natural language processing, custom dictionaries, and a range of search features provides a flexible foundation for structured and unstructured search applications. Power artificial intelligence (AI) applications using OpenSearch’s vector database functionality. Use OpenSearch as an end-to-end solution or connect it with your preferred open-source tools or partner projects.ĭeploy e-commerce, application, and document search with community-built tools. Powered by Apache Lucene and driven by the OpenSearch Project community, OpenSearch offers a vendor-agnostic toolset you can use to build secure, high-performance, cost-efficient applications. There also used to be a knowledge base article (or was it in the reference manual?) on how to do this, but I'm sure it has since lapsed into obsolescence with newer software versions.Īll I can suggest is keep looking, and if you have the intermediate software resources, you may be able to find the solution.OpenSearch is a scalable, flexible, and extensible open-source software suite for search, analytics, and observability applications licensed under Apache 2.0. I'm getting too old and my memory isn't what it used to be. Unfortunately, I can't recall how I did the original migration it had something to do with copying a folder (in the Windows environment) from one location to another. The issue is that library items have come over the years in several different file formats, and the original file format is no longer directly compatible with or recognized by the newer software versions. I suppose once that migration occurred, one could export the library items from the intermediate HDPro software and then import them into a more modern version.

There used to be a way to migrate those files, and I did that from 3D Home Architect to HDPro 8 or 10 (i don't recall correctly which because it was a long time ago).

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