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by francoismassot 3y ago
I would need a very good bandwidth between the instances and the object storage. On AWS, we manage to get 1 GB/s for one instance. Is there one particular service that will perform particularly well? Also, I don't really want to p
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Just tested it with my Quickwit engine :) Easy setup and fast deployment, pretty happy so far. I have one question though: I did not see some object storage feature, is it possible to combine Koyeb with some kind of object storage service?
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Yes, just to confirm there was no off-the-shelf implementation in Rust. We know the PISA project very well because... it is the fastest engine (though academic) in the tantivy benchmark: https://tantivy-search.github.io/benc
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A compressed indexable bitset(quickwit.io)
95 points by francoismassot 3y ago|11 comments
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France's Mistral AI blows in with a $113M seed round to take on OpenAI(ft.com)
6 points by francoismassot 3y ago|1 comments
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by francoismassot 3y ago
> Disruptions can work even if you didn’t initiate them yourself. How about a coin toss? Participants in a survey conducted by Steven Levitt who made major life changes they’d been mulling over—proposing marriage, moving—based on the res
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Really nice guide to understand how to drive your OSS project, I run an OSS project and many things written in the article feels right. The positive point is that I see many users/customers that fully understands that if they want the
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Show HN: Quickwit 0.6 – OSS Elasticsearch alternative on object storage
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Nice experiment. Side note: it should be possible to tweak some config parameters to optimize the memory usage or cpu usage of quickwit. Ask us on the discord server next time :)
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Children of AI, an Essay by Florian Douetteau (Dataiku CEO)(children-of-ai.florian-douetteau.com)
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by francoismassot 3y ago
excellent!
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by francoismassot 3y ago
I'm very happy to see Montaigne on HN, there must be some affinities with the community here and I like that :) This is my favorite philosopher by far (I'm not saying that because I'm french!). Partly because his essays are n
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Yes, it's purely on-prem for now. Will follow closely your development, don't hesitate to ping me if you need some inputs to work on an on-premise contract.
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by francoismassot 3y ago
This is awesome. I really like the fact that templates are available on GitHub: https://github.com/CommonPaper I cofounded a company that develop and sells an OpenSource software and it's a huge pain to write the contr
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by francoismassot 3y ago
This blog post introduces the algorithm behind: https://quickwit.io/blog/whichlang-language-detection-librar...
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Whichlang: A fast language detection library in Rust(quickwit.io)
3 points by francoismassot 3y ago|0 comments
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Reliable data backfilling with Kafka, Flink and ClickHouse(engineering.contentsquare.com)
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by francoismassot 3y ago
I've got the same usage of Make and wanted to give Just a try. Which limitations did you identify with Just?
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Where do you want to store the logs? What are your contraints on the durabibility? You can use Quickwit (disclaimer: cofounder here), it ingests/indexes logs and has a very basic UI. Logs can be stored locally or on an object storage.
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by francoismassot 3y ago
You guessed it :) It's not mature enough and it will require some work to migrate it as we would need to clean some Quickwit dependencies. It was just easier to add the MIT licence directly in Quickwit directory to allow anyone to copy
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by francoismassot 3y ago
I don't know rustler limitations. Let me just tell you the limitations on Quickwit side: the framework is very bound to Quickwit code base right now and uses tokio runtimes to run the different kind of tasks. We put the MIT licence so
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How search engines work(izihawa.github.io)
1 points by francoismassot 3y ago|0 comments
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Not a Vercel user but when I see such markups, I would like to see alternatives and compare their markups.
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Efficient indexing with Quickwit Rust actor framework(quickwit.io)
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Good point. Unlike index-free solutions like Loki or Parseable, Quickwit is built on top of a modern full-text search index (tantivy). At query time, Quickwit produces much faster results (all other things being equal: CPU, memory, etc.), e
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by francoismassot 3y ago
Quickwit is an open source Loki alternative too. Like said in one comment here, it works well on billions of logs on one modest instance. And Grafana integration is on the way :) https://github.com/quickwit-oss/quickwit
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by francoismassot 3y ago
I see, thanks for your answer. > Do you implement your own storage with Quickwit or can it be backed by a cloud storage solution like S3? I'm a cofounder of Quickwit and I did not use OpenReplay directly, I just know OpenReplay used
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by francoismassot 3y ago
How does it compare to OpenReplay ? > Before deciding on ClickHouse, we were planning to use OpenSearch You should have tried Quickwit :) Anyway, sounds like a great project, best of luck! [1] https://github.com/openrepla
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by francoismassot 4y ago
thanks :) I'm convinced that a combo supabase + quickwit can be quite powerful. It's possible to make Quickwit support simple SQL queries like "SELECT xxx FROM yyy GROUP BY something" quite fast. If you are eager to expl
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by francoismassot 4y ago
Cool :) We would need to support SQL though. Just putting the link here: http://github.com/quickwit-oss/quickwit Would love to have your feedback on ease of use/perf/whatever here/on twitter/discord

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