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    SingleStore Reviews

    SingleStore

    SingleStore

    $0.69 per hour
    1 Rating
    SingleStore (formerly MemSQL), is a distributed, highly-scalable SQL Database that can be run anywhere. With familiar relational models, we deliver the best performance for both transactional and analytical workloads. SingleStore is a scalable SQL database which continuously ingests data to perform operational analysis for your business' front lines. ACID transactions allow you to simultaneously process millions of events per second and analyze billions of rows in relational SQL, JSON geospatial, full-text search, and other formats. SingleStore provides the best data ingestion performance and supports batch loading and real-time data pipelines. SingleStore allows you to query live and historical data with ANSI SQL in a lightning fast manner. You can perform ad-hoc analysis using business intelligence tools, run machine-learning algorithms for real time scoring, and geoanalytic queries in a real time.
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    Apache Kafka Reviews

    Apache Kafka

    The Apache Software Foundation

    1 Rating
    Apache Kafka®, is an open-source distributed streaming platform.
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    Elastic Cloud Reviews

    Elastic Cloud

    Elastic

    $16 per month
    Search, observability, security, and enterprise search for the cloud. Whether you use Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud or Microsoft Azure, you can quickly and easily find the information you need, gain insights, protect your investment in technology, and do so with ease. We take care of the maintenance so that you can concentrate on the things that matter to you. It's easy to configure and deploy. You can scale easily, use custom plugins and optimize your architecture for log and time series data. You can get the full Elastic experience, including machine learning, Canvas and APM, index lifecycle management as well as Elastic App Search and Elastic Workplace Search. Logging and metrics are only the beginning. To address security, observability and other critical use cases, you can bring together your diverse data.
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    Supabase Reviews

    Supabase

    Supabase

    $25 per month
    In less than 2 minutes, you can create a backend. Get a Postgres database, authentication and instant APIs to start your project. Real-time subscriptions are also available. You can build faster and concentrate on your products. Every project is a Postgres database, the most trusted relational database in the world. You can add user sign-ups or logins to secure your data with Row Level Security. Large files can be stored, organized and served. Any media, including images and videos. Without the need to deploy or scale servers, you can write custom code and cron jobs. There are many starter projects and example apps to help you get started. We will instantly inspect your database and provide APIs. Stop creating repetitive CRUD endpoints. Instead, focus on your product. Type definitions directly from your database schema. Supabase can be used in the browser without a build. You can develop locally and push to production as soon as you are ready. You can manage Supabase projects on your local machine.
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    Vectara Reviews
    Vectara offers LLM-powered search as-a-service. The platform offers a complete ML search process, from extraction and indexing to retrieval and re-ranking as well as calibration. API-addressable for every element of the platform. Developers can embed the most advanced NLP model for site and app search in minutes. Vectara automatically extracts text form PDF and Office to JSON HTML XML CommonMark, and many other formats. Use cutting-edge zero-shot models that use deep neural networks to understand language to encode at scale. Segment data into any number indexes that store vector encodings optimized to low latency and high recall. Use cutting-edge, zero shot neural network models to recall candidate results from millions upon millions of documents. Cross-attentional neural networks can increase the precision of retrieved answers. They can merge and reorder results. Focus on the likelihood that the retrieved answer is a probable answer to your query.
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    Typesense Reviews
    Flexible query-time sorting allows you to tailor your results to perfection. Pin records in a specific position to feature them or merchandize. If you make synonyms of the terms, they will be displayed as results for pants. Create API keys for each user to restrict access to their data. You can sort records by any field in your document. Sort by popularity, sort by price, etc. No duplicate indices needed. Grouping results can give you more variety in your results. All color variations of a shirt can be combined into one result. Only fetch records that match a particular filter. You can combine field values to get counts, min, maximum, and average values across all records. Sort results within a specified distance from a latitude/longitude, or within a polygon area. With a few simple steps, you can create a reliable production-grade search engine.
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    C++ Reviews
    C++ is a simple language with clear expressions. ...), but once one knows the meaning of such characters it can be even more schematic and clear than other languages that rely more on English words. C++'s simplified input/output interface and incorporation of the standard library of templates make data manipulation and communication much easier than in C. It is a programming model in which each component is treated as an object. This replaces or complements the structured programming paradigm that focuses on procedures and parameters.
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    Qdrant Reviews
    Qdrant is a vector database and similarity engine. It is an API service that allows you to search for the closest high-dimensional vectors. Qdrant allows embeddings and neural network encoders to be transformed into full-fledged apps for matching, searching, recommending, etc. This specification provides the OpenAPI version 3 specification to create a client library for almost any programming language. You can also use a ready-made client for Python, or other programming languages that has additional functionality. For Approximate Nearest Neighbor Search, you can make a custom modification to the HNSW algorithm. Search at a State of the Art speed and use search filters to maximize results. Additional payload can be associated with vectors. Allows you to store payload and filter results based upon payload values.
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    MeiliSearch Reviews
    Open source, lightning fast, and highly relevant search engine that will enhance your search experience. MeiliSearch offers a wide range of customization options. These customization options are not mandatory, unlike other search engines. It works straight out of the box with a preset that meets most applications' needs. Because most developers are familiar with the RESTful API, communication is done using this API. The search experience is intuitive and simple. Search bars can make users feel that they need to learn a new language to get the best results. Or worse, that they must jump back and forth between Google and their search to find the correct spelling or product UID. MeiliSearch makes it easy to search and responsive so that users can focus on the results. MeiliSearch provides a natural query language search experience that is both typo-tolerant, and easy to use.
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    LangChain Reviews
    We believe that the most effective and differentiated applications won't only call out via an API to a language model. LangChain supports several modules. We provide examples, how-to guides and reference docs for each module. Memory is the concept that a chain/agent calls can persist in its state. LangChain provides a standard interface to memory, a collection memory implementations and examples of agents/chains that use it. This module outlines best practices for combining language models with your own text data. Language models can often be more powerful than they are alone.
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