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  • summa

    Full-text IPFS-friendly and WASM-compatible Search in Rust

    I have also been thinking about this:

    https://slatedb.io/ is new and KV on object storage. Maybe helpful.

    There is lots of similar work over ipfs, I have not had the chance to experiment yet, but I'd like to see what a workflow is like with (eg): summa: https://github.com/izihawa/summa

    I tried to implement trigram search on object storage using Zoekt: https://github.com/sourcegraph/zoekt, but I found that common queries load 30-40% of the entire index, so setting it up without some kind of caching strategy felt a little ridiculous.

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  • slatedb

    A cloud native embedded storage engine built on object storage.

    I have also been thinking about this:

    https://slatedb.io/ is new and KV on object storage. Maybe helpful.

    There is lots of similar work over ipfs, I have not had the chance to experiment yet, but I'd like to see what a workflow is like with (eg): summa: https://github.com/izihawa/summa

    I tried to implement trigram search on object storage using Zoekt: https://github.com/sourcegraph/zoekt, but I found that common queries load 30-40% of the entire index, so setting it up without some kind of caching strategy felt a little ridiculous.

  • zoekt

    Fast trigram based code search (by sourcegraph)

    I have also been thinking about this:

    https://slatedb.io/ is new and KV on object storage. Maybe helpful.

    There is lots of similar work over ipfs, I have not had the chance to experiment yet, but I'd like to see what a workflow is like with (eg): summa: https://github.com/izihawa/summa

    I tried to implement trigram search on object storage using Zoekt: https://github.com/sourcegraph/zoekt, but I found that common queries load 30-40% of the entire index, so setting it up without some kind of caching strategy felt a little ridiculous.

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