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Hello Team, Greetings. We are using your standalone ec2 based self hosting to test the adaptability for our application. But then we were advised to move in to Self hosted Enterprise Edition. I need some clarity on that part. Please help.
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@ramasva In regards to your first query I can confirm that if you are self-hosting in your env, you have complete control over your data- so it is not shared with anyone including O2 org unless you choose to do that. EFS can act similarly to local disk storage for OpenObserve in Local mode/Single Node, as it can be mounted as a data directory on the EC2 instance and used to store both stream data and SQLite metadata. For Cluster mode, replacing S3 with EFS is not possible as object storage is a hard requirement here. Considering your daily ingestion volume single node should be fine for your use case , although I am not sure about the performance with EFS under heavy I/O. RDS (PostgreSQL) is used in O2's Cluster mode to store metadata because it provides reliability, concurrency, and high availability for production workloads. In Local mode, metadata is stored in SQLite on disk, which can be placed on EFS by mounting it as the data directory, making EFS a viable option for single-node testing to avoid RDS costs. @hengfeiyang Feel free to add/correct anything here. Thx! |
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This discussion was converted from issue #7758 on July 30, 2025 09:02.