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OpenSearch Domain in "Modifying" State — Is It Still Queryable?

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Hi all, I recently made some configuration changes to an Amazon OpenSearch Service (managed) domain. After the update, I noticed the following: Cluster health: Green Domain status: modifying Configuration changes status: applying changes Blue/Green deployment: Not used for this update I understand that some updates do not trigger a blue/green deployment. However, while the domain is in the modifying and applying changes states, I’d like to confirm:

Can the OpenSearch domain still serve read queries (via API, agents, or AWS Knowledge Base integration)? And is there any risk of data access interruption or inconsistent results during this transition? Thanks in advance for the clarification!

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During configuration changes in Amazon OpenSearch Service, your cluster remains available for incoming search and indexing requests. However, there are some performance considerations to be aware of during the update process. You may experience increased search and indexing latency as the service processes the changes, and there could be increased rejections for incoming requests as the cluster load increases.

To minimize potential performance impacts, it's recommended to perform configuration changes when the cluster is healthy and during periods of low network traffic. While the domain is in the "modifying" state, configuration changes such as adding new data nodes, EBS modifications, or other updates are being processed.

For domains undergoing configuration changes, you can monitor the progress through the Domain processing status and Configuration change status fields in the console. The domain will continue processing requests during this time, though you should wait for the domain status to become "Active" before requesting any additional changes.

Reference

[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/opensearch-service/latest/developerguide/managedomains-configuration-changes.html

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