Ekanite author here. Thanks for the feedback, but I'm not sure I agree. The whole point of the design was to build a system that did it all, though I agree ther

Ekanite author here. Thanks for the feedback, but I'm not sure I agree. The whole point of the design was to build a system that did it all, though I agree there are trade-offs to be made that might not be necessary for distinct systems. But the advantage of having it all in one system is also significant. It makes deployment almost trivial. I (along with a great team) also built the equivalent system as a large-scale SaaS-based analytics system (Loggly's 2nd generation system) and I was curious to see if I could do the same thing in a single binary -- hence Ekanite. Granted Ekanite doesn't provide all the features of that system, such as custom parsing and multi-tenancy, but many of the principles are present.