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Does it have support for S3? I admit I am a bit lost with all the new search options: tantivy, quickwit, sonic, meilisearch, zinc, toshi, lnx... A lot have pop
by remram 3y ago
Does it have support for S3?
I admit I am a bit lost with all the new search options: tantivy, quickwit, sonic, meilisearch, zinc, toshi, lnx... A lot have popped up, particularly out of the Rust community, and I have a hard time keeping up.
- francoismassot 3y ago> "Do store the Sonic database on SSD-backed file systems only." From the README, it works only on SSD. All those projects serve different purposes, and several are not actively maintained. - Meilisearch: It provides a search-as-you-type experience and comes with many features; I don't know it very well, but I think it targets first e-commerce/application search. - Quickwit: it's a distributed search engine for append-only data and works well on S3, a good fit for observability/security/financial/... data. - Sonic: it looks like it targets search-as-you-type use cases and does not provide many features (which can be a very good feature in itself as it remains very light). - Tantivy: It's a library; you need to build your server on top of it if you want an HTTP API. toshi, lnx did. It's used by a lot of search projects like tabbyML, Milvus, bloop, paradedb, airmail...
- francoismassot 3y agoOh I forget to add stract is using tantivy too, I really hope this project will take off. https://stract.com/ https://stract.com/ https://github.com/StractOrg/stract https://github.com/StractOrg/stract https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39254172 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39254172
- joshxyz 3y agotheres also typesense, a memory based one