Quickwit
An open-source distributed search engine with a storage-compute separation architecture. It stores inverted indexes in object storage such as S3, GCS, or Azure Blob, supports on-demand retrieval of index chunks for querying, and is suited for low-cost, large-scale log search scenarios.
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Quickwit provides true inverted indexes with index files stored in object storage, allowing queries to read directly from S3 buckets.
Quickwit adopts a storage-compute separation architecture, splitting inverted indexes into immutable splits that are uploaded directly to object storage such as S3, GCS, or Azure Blob.
Rootprint's tech stack includes Bun + Hono for the API layer, SvelteKit for the frontend, PostgreSQL for metadata storage, and Quickwit as the search engine.
Search and observability systems such as Quickwit and GreptimeDB use object storage as their core storage medium
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Quickwit provides true inverted indexes with index files stored in object storage, allowing queries to read directly from S3 buckets.
50%UnverifiedQuickwit adopts a storage-compute separation architecture, splitting inverted indexes into immutable splits that are uploaded directly to object storage such as S3, GCS, or Azure Blob.
50%UnverifiedRootprint's tech stack includes Bun + Hono for the API layer, SvelteKit for the frontend, PostgreSQL for metadata storage, and Quickwit as the search engine.
50%UnverifiedSearch and observability systems such as Quickwit and GreptimeDB use object storage as their core storage medium
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