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Anyone know more lightweight alternative to (ELK) Elastic Stack? I found https://vector.dev but it seems to be only the "L" part.


Promtail/Loki https://github.com/grafana/loki is an alternative to elk, but while it seems more lightweight, it definitely is less featureful. The integration with grafana/prometheus seems nice, but I've only toyed with it, not used in production.


I found Lucene's base library really easy to use without the configuration/infrastructure overhead of Elasticsearch, but haven't experienced it at scale:

https://lucene.apache.org/


Solr is the equivalent-ish of ES, if you are looking for a search server instead of a library that can be embedded: https://lucene.apache.org/solr/



I am looking into this. Do you have experience with it?


It is good. I can't find any CDC for Postgres for the incremental sync. And so I had to use the bulk update/sync and that causes performance issues occasionally. Also, some Algolia features are not available yet https://github.com/meilisearch/instant-meilisearch/issues/21...


ClickHouse will happily replace the ElasticSearch bit, and there’s a few open source dashboards you could use as a kibana stand in: - Metabase (with ClickHouse plug-in) - Superset - Grafana


Have you looked into Google Cloud Logging (Stackdriver)? It's the most affordable and decent-enough solution we've found. The only issue is querying can be slow on large volumes.


Have you tried creating a sink from stackdriver to bigquery?


Hi, not really because my understanding is bigquery requires structured data but Stackdriver just expects a arbitrary json payload which can be queried from. Do you have any experience?




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