SeekStorm
A sub-millisecond full-text search library and multi-tenancy server written in Rust, designed for high performance and real-time indexing.
What is SeekStorm?
SeekStorm is an open-source, high-performance full-text search library and server implemented in Rust. It delivers sub-millisecond query latencies, true real-time search, and efficient multi-tenancy, making it suitable for applications requiring fast, scalable search on commodity hardware. It solves the problem of achieving low-latency, high-throughput keyword search without relying on proprietary hardware or clusters.
Developers and organizations building applications that require fast, scalable, and real-time keyword search, such as search engines, e-commerce platforms, document search systems, and data-intensive services. It is particularly suited for those needing to handle billion-scale indices on a single server with consistent performance.
Developers choose SeekStorm for its algorithmic performance that achieves sub-millisecond latencies and high throughput on commodity hardware, eliminating the need for expensive clusters or proprietary accelerators. Its true real-time search, sharded architecture, and broad language support provide a reliable and efficient solution for exact keyword matching and low-latency applications.
Overview
SeekStorm: vector & lexical search - in-process library & multi-tenancy server, in Rust.
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