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What's wrong with running Solr/ES? It is trivial to run either in standalone mode, and it is a lot easier to set up autocomplete with misspelling support than m
by rpedela 7y ago
What's wrong with running Solr/ES? It is trivial to run either in standalone mode, and it is a lot easier to set up autocomplete with misspelling support than messing with PG. Algolia is a good option if you have the budget.
- porker 7y ago> What's wrong with running Solr/ES? With this small quantity of data, usually the app's running on a small VM. I'm wary of running anything Java, having had it require large amounts of RAM before. That said, I haven't touched JVM stuff for 5+ years.