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Alternative to ElasticSearch #196
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I just implemented pg_search and really like it. requires a bit of fiddling Similarly, I'm a huge fan of ransack, however, it doesn't do well I could foresee a combination of the two, ransack for attributes and I'd also like to switch our tagging system to acts_as_taggable, which has On Fri, Sep 9, 2016 at 2:22 PM, Josh Kalov [email protected] wrote:
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@cromulus So you made the switch to postgres for pg_search? |
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We currently run a very old version of ElasticSearch using a retired gem. We have a lot of stability issues keeping ElasticSearch running. When it goes down it interrupts search functionality and worse affects signups and form submissions from saving in the database (Issue #154). At the moment, the majority of our current searching use does not need the full power of ElasticSearch.
Some alternatives:
Immediate Goal: Determine if there is an alternative we switch to in the short term to be able to get away from the ancient ElasticSearch setup immediately. Towards this goal I have been testing out Ransack. It is easy to implement without changing much of our existing code.
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