The Linux Foundation has announced that OpenSearchCon Korea will take place on November 4 in Seoul. The event promises sessions on search, analytics, security, observability, and more. Interested participants can register via the provided links.
The Linux Foundation shared details about an upcoming technology conference via a post on X (formerly Twitter) on October 29, 2025. Titled OpenSearchCon Korea, the event is scheduled to go live on November 4 in Seoul, South Korea. The announcement highlights a lineup of sessions covering key areas such as search, analytics, security, and observability, aimed at professionals in open-source technology.
The post, authored by the Linux Foundation, enthusiastically promotes the conference with the message: "NEXT WEEK! 🚀 #OpenSearchCon Korea is going live November 4 in Seoul. Join us for sessions on Search, Analytics, Security, Observability & more!"
For those planning to attend, the Linux Foundation provides direct links to the event schedule and registration. The schedule page details the full program at https://events.linuxfoundation.org/opensearchcon-korea/program/schedule/, while registration is available at https://events.linuxfoundation.org/opensearchcon-korea/register/. These resources include campaign tracking parameters for social media promotion.
OpenSearchCon is part of the broader ecosystem supported by the Linux Foundation, focusing on the open-source search and analytics suite derived from Elasticsearch and Kibana. This Korean edition marks a regional expansion, bringing global expertise to the Asia-Pacific tech community. No additional details on speakers, exact venue, or session formats were included in the announcement, but the event underscores the growing adoption of open-source tools in enterprise search and data management.