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sidi
3y ago
There currently isn't a way to filter docs alongside a KNN query, and the dimension support is limited to 1024 (a Lucene limitation) and OpenAI embeddings are 1536 dimensions - also indexing performance is not comparable. Wishing this
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sidi
5y ago
Disclaimer: founder here We offer a hosted/managed app search experience on top of Elastic or OpenSearch with appbase.io. You can leverage the best of Elasticsearch (state-of-the-art) engine while getting Algolia like features like sea
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(Not) Yet another application layer cache for Elasticsearch
(medium.com)
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5y ago
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6y ago
Hey HN'ers We're really excited about this launch, as it has been some time in the making. Our goal with appbase.io is to offer a supercharged Elasticsearch experience - we do this by offering an advanced search relevance control
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Show HN: Appbase.io – Build Relevant Search with NoCode, JavaScript or REST
(appbase.io)
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6y ago
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sidi
6y ago
Hey HN'ers :wave: Searchbox is designed with the goal of being a lightweight (16KB to 35KB when minified + gzipped), performance focused library for building search UIs declaratively. We have variants for React, Vue and a headless libr
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Show HN: Searchbox – A declarative JavaScript library for creating search UIs
(opensource.appbase.io)
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6y ago
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6y ago
This pricing change from Algolia makes it easier for low-volume search users or someone who is just getting started to use their enterprise features, but at the same time as the parent mentions, makes it an order of magnitude more expensive
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Introducing: A search relevancy control plane for ElasticSearch
(medium.appbase.io)
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6y ago
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sidi
7y ago
Does Insomnia offer hosted documentation of the API collections? That's the feature which keeps me using Postman.
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7y ago
Hey, addressing some of the concerns raised here directly: > - client side query construction basically puts you in a position .. We recommend using a proxy server for these cases. It's on our roadmap to add first-class support for
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sidi
7y ago
This is good feedback, thanks :-)
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sidi
7y ago
Not really, just seems like the dataset didn't contain any match for the first word there. Counter example: https://i.imgur.com/6Z1m1g1.png . The way a search would work is configurable via props and you might want to s
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7y ago
Thanks for the compliment. :-) The UI components would always remain open-source. We offer a hosted search service at appbase.io which funds this and have very recently started offering it more broadly as a managed platform for any ElasticS
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sidi
7y ago
We've been asked about this a couple of times. It's not a trivial undertaking but it's definitely something on our mind.
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7y ago
I am not sure about the merits of the case to comment on this directly (blog post is sparse on details), but this is certainly unfortunate for the ElasticSearch community. I want to share Arc - https://github.com/appbaseio&#
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7y ago
Hi HN, ReactiveSearch is a UI components library for creating powerful search experiences. While we originally created it with React in mind, we have added components for Vue.JS and React Native. This release is a major rewrite of the libra
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Show HN: ReactiveSearch 3.0 – ElasticSearch UI Components
(opensource.appbase.io)
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7y ago
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ReactiveSearch 3.0: UI Components for Search
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7y ago
Sharing more context about why we built it here: https://medium.appbase.io/appbase-droid-a-lightweight-androi...
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Show HN: A Lightweight Android Client for ElasticSearch
(github.com)
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7y ago
"The more advanced multi-tenant use case – where RediSearch was able to complete 25 million indices in just 201 seconds or ~125K indices/sec, while Elasticsearch crashed after it indexed 921 documents, showing that it was not desi
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7y ago
In a production setting, I wouldn't recommend doing ElasticSearch multi-tenancy in this manner. Indexes aren't free.
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Search Benchmarking: RediSearch vs. Elasticsearch
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8y ago
That's definitely good to read. And gathering from other comments, they have done something similar for Security too. :-)
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8y ago
As someone who is involved in the ecosystem and maintains some open-source projects based on ElasticSearch, I am similarly curious about the move to not build upon existing projects (there could be a good reason, but haven't heard it y
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8y ago
This is a good project to happen, and kudos to AWS for doing this! However, like some in the thread, I suspect AWS has been building this for a while for their own product and Elastic's license change may have influenced the decision t
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Dejavu 3.0 – The missing web UI for Elasticsearch
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8y ago
Docker cloud offered CI/CD integrations and management features similar to K8S that were proprietary to them. While Docker images themselves are portable, this is a whole different beast.
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sidi
8y ago
Given the time it takes to migrate the production stack to another system (one or more months), this won't be enough time for many users to migrate. There is no drop-in replacement. It is pretty abrupt of them to give a 60 day notice.
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