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This is partially true. You're right that the feature set is necessary, but it's now possible to do this in Postgres. ParadeDB pg_search bundles Tantivy, a Luc
by philippemnoel 2y ago
This is partially true. You're right that the feature set is necessary, but it's now possible to do this in Postgres.
ParadeDB pg_search bundles Tantivy, a Lucene-inspired library inside Postgres, to give users the feature set (BM25 ranking, tokenizers, faceted search, etc.) while keeping the benefits of Postgres (keep your data normalized, avoid ETL, etc.)
Disclaimer: I work on ParadeDB
- williamcotton 2y agoI’ve been using pg_search for a tranche of emails in 2+ GB PDFs converted to PDF-page-per-row. Along with some materialized views for regex extracted timestamps it has given us a means for data forensics that has been very fruitful. Orchestrating this outside of a few Python scripts and a single instance of postgres would have taken much more work!
- philippemnoel 2y agoSo happy to hear you like it. We have a lot more coming up for it. Stay tuned!