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Add instructions to run OpenSearch from source code #3512
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Thanks a lot for raising this PR; it's something I've been planning to raise for a while! :D |
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Thanks for taking the initiative! Left some comments to enhance the tutorial
How about move the docker compose file to |
@Yerzhaisang take updates from upstream for integ tests to pass. |
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Signed-off-by: Yerzhaisang Taskali <[email protected]>
I successfully managed OpenSearch Dashboards. @dhrubo-os, thank you! |
overall looks good. Let's address [nit] comments and we are good to go to merge this PR. Thanks for working on this. |
Signed-off-by: Yerzhaisang Taskali <[email protected]>
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Description
While working on a recent issue, I faced challenges figuring out how to test my implementation locally. Thankfully, @brianf-aws guided me on how to run
ml-commons
from the source code.To help new contributors avoid similar confusion, I’ve added clear instructions on how to build and run OpenSearch from source, enabling them to test their changes effectively.
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