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- Powerful api328
- Great search engine315
- Open source231
- Restful214
- Near real-time search200
- Free98
- Search everything85
- Easy to get started54
- Analytics45
- Distributed26
- Fast search6
- More than a search engine5
- Great docs4
- Awesome, great tool4
- Highly Available3
- Easy to scale3
- Potato2
- Document Store2
- Great customer support2
- Intuitive API2
- Nosql DB2
- Great piece of software2
- Reliable2
- Fast2
- Easy setup2
- Open1
- Easy to get hot data1
- Github1
- Elaticsearch1
- Actively developing1
- Responsive maintainers on GitHub1
- Ecosystem1
- Not stable1
- Scalability1
- Community0
Pros of LogRocket
- See a video of user using your website21
- See full user sessions20
- Detect user frustration18
- Console, network, and error logging18
- See why users ask for support18
- Intercom Integration14
- GitHub Integration12
- Fantastic Customer Support12
- Easy setup2
- Developer oriented1
- Redux Integration1
- Redux Integration0
Pros of Stream
- Up and running in few minutes18
- Integrates via easy-to-use REST API18
- It's easy to setup with the minimum coding18
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- Resource hungry7
- Diffecult to get started6
- Expensive5
- Hard to keep stable at large scale4
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What is Elasticsearch?
Elasticsearch is a distributed, RESTful search and analytics engine capable of storing data and searching it in near real time. Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats and Logstash are the Elastic Stack (sometimes called the ELK Stack).
What is LogRocket?
LogRocket combines session replay, performance monitoring, and product analytics – empowering software teams to create the ideal product experience.
What is Stream?
Stream allows you to build scalable feeds, activity streams, and chat. Stream’s simple, yet powerful API’s and SDKs are used by some of the largest and most popular applications for feeds and chat. SDKs available for most popular languages.
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Datadog
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Solr
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Lucene
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MongoDB
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Algolia
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