Elasticsearch Was Never a Database
https://www.paradedb.com/blog/elasticsearch-was-never-a-database
#HackerNews #Elasticsearch #Database #Discussion #Technology #Insights #DataManagement
Debby ⁂📎🐧:disability_flag:
boosted
📊 #VictoriaLogs - Fast #opensource log database from #VictoriaMetrics using 30x less RAM & 15x less disk than #Elasticsearch and #Loki. Handles terabytes of logs efficiently with the powerful #LogsQL query language. Available in single-node and cluster mode. #observability #devops #logging
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📊 #VictoriaLogs - Fast #opensource log database from #VictoriaMetrics using 30x less RAM & 15x less disk than #Elasticsearch and #Loki. Handles terabytes of logs efficiently with the powerful #LogsQL query language. Available in single-node and cluster mode. #observability #devops #logging
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Marmot – Single-binary data catalog (no Kafka, no Elasticsearch)
https://github.com/marmotdata/marmot
#HackerNews #Marmot #Data #Catalog #Single #Binary #Kafka #Elasticsearch #Open #Source
Mastodon admins running a public server,
If you have elasticsearch-powered advanced search options it might be worth mentioning this on your server's About page.
Some people want to know if this feature is present when considering servers to move to, and as far as I know there's no way to tell without joining? (Or is there?)
Não há muitas instâncias Mastodon a usar #elasticsearch pois não? De que recursos necessários estamos a falar?
#ciberlandia @sysop
... or maybe can someone explain to me the difference between #elasticsearch apm and esc? Are they 2 completely separate systems or can I use apm to generate ESC logs?
Yeah now I've a purely #elasticsearch #esc issue, When I try to send a new event the call fails with a 500 and cryptic error, and google is not helpful...
STATUS: 500, BODY: {
"error": {
"reason": "[_data_stream_timestamp] meta field has been disabled",
"root_cause": [
{
"reason": "[_data_stream_timestamp] meta field has been disabled",
"type": "illegal_state_exception"
}
],
"type": "illegal_state_exception"
},
"status": 500
}
Hey rustaceans, I need to plug my #axum server which uses the tracing crate for logs to our elasticsearch logging service, which uses ESC I believe?
It seems there's no off the shelf tracing_layer to talk to elasticsearch , and trying to write my own I'm running in the issue of needing to use an async method to send the message from a sync context (on_event() of tracing::Layer). Anything I've missed to make my live easier? #rustlang #tokio #elasticsearch
... or maybe can someone explain to me the difference between #elasticsearch apm and esc? Are they 2 completely separate systems or can I use apm to generate ESC logs?
Hey rustaceans, I need to plug my #axum server which uses the tracing crate for logs to our elasticsearch logging service, which uses ESC I believe?
It seems there's no off the shelf tracing_layer to talk to elasticsearch , and trying to write my own I'm running in the issue of needing to use an async method to send the message from a sync context (on_event() of tracing::Layer). Anything I've missed to make my live easier? #rustlang #tokio #elasticsearch