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thanks for the comment, we'll update the indexes used in postgres. we tried to be as objective as possible and of course show our sweet spot. we don't want to treat postgres unfair…

@ralala - would love to hear your feedback once tried crate (jodok@crate.io). we've been working directly with kyle on the issues discovered. the current state of our work is docum…

why not run the database directly in the container as well? we're doing that with https://crate.io - just expose your local instance store as volume, crate will take care of the re…

why not run the database directly in the container as well? we're doing that with https://crate.io - just expose your local instance store as volume, crate will take care of the re…

https://crate.io Co-Founder here. We're participating in this game by working hard to build a fully distributed, shared-nothing SQL database. In our vision, a app in a container is…

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full disclosure. i'm one of the co-founders of crate :) In December 2010 we found about Elasticsearch and were truly amazed by it's simplicity, speed and elegance. We built our ser…

It's named Blender Pro and has been designed by our swiss friends from binnenland. We're super happy that they provided us with a generous license to use it within Crate. More abou…

Crate-only queries - like exact counts, distinct counts, (soon JOINs) - are not exposed via this API. The Crate query engine is accessing Lucene directly and not running on top of …

We run aggregations fully distributed and when iterating over the values we heavily rely on the field-caches. They hold the values of the latest used fields in memory and therefor …

not yet. but we have some "tweaks" for exactly your use-case on our backlog. using the client libraries should make it mucn easier (e.g. https://crate.io/docs/projects/crate-python…