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Looks like this project could be a pretty good alternative of Elastic.
I am considering of this project for an alternative of Elasticsearch which is super heavy memory consuming index search engine. This can be an alternative for a medium-scale or large scale project?
The problem is my main db is Mongodb. Should I extract json from Mongodb periodically and send back to Blast to build indexes?
What is the best option for my situation??
I need an example mongodb connector to communicate with Blast via GRPC to realtime build index like the elastic search doing
One more question, Is it a good idea to interact with Blast server from end-user clients.
My situation is I want to let users do search/filter items in the browser directly. how about grpc-web?(I know grpc-web project is immature) What about HTTP2 + json(Rest) ?
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Unfortunately, it does not have the same functionality as Elasticsearch. Smaller ones can be migrated, but distributed search and indexing like Elasticsearch are not supported yet. I am working on that development.
Currently, gRPC and a simple HTTP REST API are provided as an interface with clients. Please use these to feed data from DB.
The HTTP REST API has implemented easily now, but I consider to replacing it with something else in the future.
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Looks like this project could be a pretty good alternative of Elastic.
I am considering of this project for an alternative of Elasticsearch which is super heavy memory consuming index search engine. This can be an alternative for a medium-scale or large scale project?
The problem is my main db is Mongodb. Should I extract json from Mongodb periodically and send back to Blast to build indexes?
What is the best option for my situation??
I need an example mongodb connector to communicate with Blast via GRPC to realtime build index like the elastic search doing
One more question, Is it a good idea to interact with Blast server from end-user clients.
My situation is I want to let users do search/filter items in the browser directly. how about grpc-web?(I know grpc-web project is immature) What about HTTP2 + json(Rest) ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: