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> Although we were using Elasticsearch in the beginning to power our in-app search, we moved this part of our processing over to Algolia a couple of months ago;
by karterk 9y ago
> Although we were using Elasticsearch in the beginning to power our in-app search, we moved this part of our processing over to Algolia a couple of months ago;
How many records are you storing on Algolia?
- sundev 9y agoI'd love to know also, Algolia pricing seems extremely expensive, but I'd also imagine at 200M users they have sufficient funds to pay for it.
- usermike 9y agoSo is it 200M (daily, monthly) active users, all time users? but I assume it's the number of users since the launch of the app.
- searchfaster 9y agoIf you are interested in trying out an alternative, please let me know.
- Redsquare 9y agoI would, we run 2 128gb enterprise algolia clusters at significant cost, 200 million documents
- Sytten 9y agoYou should maybe take a look at Coveo
- karterk 9y agoMind if I reached out to you to chat about your experience in running search at scale? How do I contact you?
- searchfaster 9y agoPlease take a look at https://searchera.io https://searchera.io for a demo. My personal email is on my profile.
- tschellenbach 9y agoRunning an alternative solution with similar availability, performance and relevance will in most cases be substantially more expensive though. It really depends on your use case.