maulik-modi22
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1 week ago @omni1504, Have you tried using OTLP Exporter in Openshift-Logging 6.0 - https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/4.17/observability/logging/logging-6.0/log6x-release-notes.html#log6x-release-notes-6-0-0-technology-preview-features
Which service is this feature request for? Both OpenShift Dedicated and Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (preference on the latter)
What are you trying to do? Currently OCP/ROSA does not support AWS Opensearch as a Log Output type (https://access.redhat.com/solutions/6963894), however it does support Elasticsearch. Basically, there is no way to natively forward container logs from one native AWS service to another. Many Customers would use a managed AWS Opensearch/Opensearch Serverless as their log aggregator, making it a natural case/destination for ROSA logs.
Describe the solution you'd like Option 1 (probably much faster to implement): Implement Basic Auth scheme (username/password , non-Sigv4 signed) authentication for a native Opensearch Log output. Most likely will be pretty much the same as for currently supported Elasticsearch.
Option 2: implement Sigv4 support (similar to Opensearch plugins for Fluentbit/Logstash/etc).
Describe alternatives you've considered Sending logs first to Logstash, then, via Logstash's Opensearch plugin, to AWS Opensearch - that adds one more moving part to the equation, impacting availability and operability.