Sonic

Sonic

Fast, lightweight, open source search backend

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Sonic is a fast, lightweight and schema-less search backend. An alternative to Elasticsearch that runs on a few MBs of RAM. It is capable of normalizing natural language search queries, autocompletion and provides the most relevant results for a query
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Gijo Varghese
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Congats Crisp team!
Baptiste Jamin
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@gijo_varghese Congrats to @valeriansaliou . He coded this himself :)
Baptiste Jamin
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Crisp is a messaging chat solution allowing customers to chat with their clients. Certain of those Crisp users have received millions of customer support messages in their Crisp Inbox over the year. So we wanted to make a scalable and super-light search engine, allowing us to index around 160GB of data. So our CTO @valeriansaliou made Sonic, an open source Rust based search engine. It was designed to be fast and lightweight on resources. Expect it to run on very low resources without a glitch. At Crisp we use Sonic on a $5/mth DigitalOcean SSD VPS, which indexes half a billion objects on 300MB RAM and 15GB of disk space.