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I'm not sure what the author was referring to, but in our stack ES is the only non-serverless tech we have to work with. I know there's a lot of hate in HN arou
by willio58 2y ago
I'm not sure what the author was referring to, but in our stack ES is the only non-serverless tech we have to work with. I know there's a lot of hate in HN around serverless for many reasons but for us for several years, we've been able to scale without any worry of our systems being affected performance-wise (I know this won't last forever).
ES is not this way, we have to manage our nodes ourselves and figure out "that one node is failing, why?" type questions. I hear they're working on a serverless version, but honestly, I think we will be leaving ES before that happens.
- maxxxxxx 2y agoElastic’s serverless offering went GA recently: https://www.elastic.co/elasticsearch/serverless https://www.elastic.co/elasticsearch/serverless
- farsa 2y agoIt's still in technical preview.
- jrochkind1 2y agoWhat are you considering replacing it with for full-text search?
- easton 2y ago> that one node is failing, why We have a similar experience except we’re using AWS’ version, so any inquiry as to what happened ends with support saying “maybe if you upgrade your nodes this won’t happen again? idk”
- alecthomas 2y agoAnd that's why we pay AWS the big bucks.