Ever since my team started using Splunk (circa 2012), we claimed for a more open version we could tinker with and not cost an arm and a leg to ingest multiple terabytes of daily data.
Positioning as an opensource Splunk would be an interesting play.
Going through your docs the union() function looks like it returns a set, akin to splunk values(), is there the equivalent to list()?
Elastic is great in its lane, but it requires more resources and has a monolith weight, that has left a sour taste from our internal testing. Doing a minimal ElasticSearch compatible API would open up your target audience, are there any plans to do you it in a short term horizon (< 1 year)?
Positioning as an opensource Splunk would be an interesting play. Going through your docs the union() function looks like it returns a set, akin to splunk values(), is there the equivalent to list()?
Elastic is great in its lane, but it requires more resources and has a monolith weight, that has left a sour taste from our internal testing. Doing a minimal ElasticSearch compatible API would open up your target audience, are there any plans to do you it in a short term horizon (< 1 year)?