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Show HN: A data store like Firestore and Algolia all in one

29 points by marcelthomas 5y ago

I created a data store called Nubostore that is serverless, globally distributed, strongly consistent, low latency, real-time, with Instant-Search engine, and accessible via REST and GraphQL. I wanted a powerful data storage system, without the complexity of database management. Please let me know your thoughts! https://nubo.app/nubostore https://nubo.app/nubostore

nkmnz 5y ago
No imprint, no company location, no contact info, no pricing, no info on where the data is stored and which hosting provider is used - why should I trust you with my (or my customers‘) data?
hgarg 5y ago
This looks great. What are you using for the natural language question answering part?
tnzk 5y ago
I'll definitely try in next project. I've been using Firestore for 2 years and it feels overkilling to setup sync with BigQuery just for searching a little thing.
danskeren 5y ago
I haven't tested it yet but it sounds awesome. Could you talk more about how it's built and where the data is stored?
ilrwbwrkhv 5y ago
Would be nice to know what you are using under the hood. Like could I use meilisearch, hasura, postgres to do what this does?
jack335 5y ago
This looks pretty cool! I like the idea of managed databases and getting access via an API layer. Serverless search or on-demand search definitely makes sense. I would also be interested on what you use under the hood. Also how can I define on what should be searched on?
zihotki 5y ago
The product doesn't look ready for a production use in any commercial product. But as a PoC or a start-up it looks great and promising.
pritambarhate 5y ago
>> globally distributed, strongly consistent That's very hard to achieve technically without some compromises. It will be great if you can elaborate on how you achieve this.
oneupwallstreet 5y ago
I assume this is built on top of another cloud service provider like AWS or GCP, so can you talk about which services you used? Like for e.g. is this an abstraction layer on top of DynamoDB?

29 points by marcelthomas 5y ago

nkmnz 5y ago

No imprint, no company location, no contact info, no pricing, no info on where the data is stored and which hosting provider is used - why should I trust you with my (or my customers‘) data?

hgarg 5y ago

This looks great. What are you using for the natural language question answering part?

tnzk 5y ago

I'll definitely try in next project. I've been using Firestore for 2 years and it feels overkilling to setup sync with BigQuery just for searching a little thing.

danskeren 5y ago

I haven't tested it yet but it sounds awesome. Could you talk more about how it's built and where the data is stored?

ilrwbwrkhv 5y ago

Would be nice to know what you are using under the hood. Like could I use meilisearch, hasura, postgres to do what this does?

jack335 5y ago

This looks pretty cool! I like the idea of managed databases and getting access via an API layer. Serverless search or on-demand search definitely makes sense. I would also be interested on what you use under the hood. Also how can I define on what should be searched on?

zihotki 5y ago

The product doesn't look ready for a production use in any commercial product. But as a PoC or a start-up it looks great and promising.

pritambarhate 5y ago

>> globally distributed, strongly consistent That's very hard to achieve technically without some compromises. It will be great if you can elaborate on how you achieve this.

oneupwallstreet 5y ago

I assume this is built on top of another cloud service provider like AWS or GCP, so can you talk about which services you used? Like for e.g. is this an abstraction layer on top of DynamoDB?