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itpragmatik
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How we replaced Elasticsearch and MongoDB with Rus...
how many clusters, how many indexes and how many documents per index? do you use self hosted es or aws managed opensearch?
dewey
6 months ago
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12 nodes, 200 million documents / node, very high number of searches and indexing operations. Self-hosted ES on GCP managed Kubernetes.
binarymax
6 months ago
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Lots of other options here if you don't like managing. You can use Elastic cloud, Bonsai.io, and others
lisbbb
6 months ago
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A lot of places can't put their data just anywhere.
chatmasta
6 months ago
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And they can pay the vendors for "bring your own cloud" or similar. If data sovereignty is important to them, then they can probably afford it. And if cost is an issue, then they wouldn't be looking at hosted solutions in the first place.
dewey
6 months ago
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They manage it in your GCP project, so you can also make use of your commitments etc.
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