Do Amasty extensions work with ElasticSearch, OpenSearch and LiveSearch?

Do Amasty extensions work with ElasticSearch, OpenSearch and LiveSearch?

Our primary focus is on ensuring the flawless functioning of our modules in accordance with all Magento specifications. The extensions support Elasticsearch and OpenSearch versions with regard to Magento system requirements. Regarding LiveSearch compatibility, we conduct smoke tests for all Amasty extensions to ensure there are no critical errors when using this search engine. 

 Magento supports  

 Amasty supports 


OpenSearch: 1.2, 2.5, 2.12
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OpenSearch: 1.2, 2.5, 2.12
ElasticSearch: 7.9,  7.16, 7,17,8.5, 8.11

ElasticSearch: 7.9, 7.16, 7,17,8.5, 8.11



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