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Typesense vs Managed Elasticsearch: What are the differences?
Typesense: Open-Source Alternative to Algolia. It is an open source, typo tolerant search engine that delivers fast and relevant results out-of-the-box. has been built from scratch to offer a delightful, out-of-the-box search experience. From instant search to autosuggest, to faceted search, it has got you covered; Managed Elasticsearch: A fully managed Elasticsearch solution. It is a fully managed Elasticsearch solution built on your environment, whether it is in the cloud or on-prem, providing enhanced security, reduced latency, and reduced costs compared to externally hosted Elasticsearch. We provide reliable, secure data ingestion and search, analysis, and visualization in real-time, while you retain full authority over your data.
Typesense and Managed Elasticsearch can be categorized as "Search as a Service" tools.
Some of the features offered by Typesense are:
- Handles typographical errors elegantly
- Simple to set-up and manage
- Easy to tailor your search results to perfection
On the other hand, Managed Elasticsearch provides the following key features:
- Routine Backups
- Support for ALL versions of Elasticsearch, including both Elasticsearch from Elastic and Open Distro for Elasticsearch from AWS
- High Availability and High Throughput
Typesense is an open source tool with 2.59K GitHub stars and 55 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Typesense's open source repository on GitHub.
Pros of Managed Elasticsearch
Pros of Typesense
- Free5
- Facet search4
- Easy to deploy4
- Out-of-the-box dev experience3
- Ultra fast3
- Search as you type3
- Typo handling3
- Open source3
- Near real-time search2
- Super easy to implement2
- InstantSearch integration2
- Modern search engine2
- Restful1
- Great documentation1
- SaaS option1