(author of Dgraph) Dgraph's retrieval is pretty fast, so looking up properties is trivial. It also supports indexing various data types: supports full-text sea

(author of Dgraph) Dgraph's retrieval is pretty fast, so looking up properties is trivial. It also supports indexing various data types: supports full-text search, term matching and regexps on strings, inequality and sorting on ints, floats, dates etc. https://docs.dgraph.io/v0.7.4/query-language/#functions https://docs.dgraph.io/v0.7.4/query-language/#functions One of our users is on the path to switch to Dgraph from Elastic Search. So, I'd say try Dgraph out and see if that'd help your use-case. I think it should. And if Dgraph is missing something that you need from ES, feel free to file an issue. Happy to address it.