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Sonic

Fast, lightweight and schema-less search backend.

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Sonic is an ultra-fast, lightweight search backend written in Rust. It serves as a simpler, significantly less resource-intensive alternative to Elasticsearch.

It focuses solely on identifying matching documents rather than storing them, making it perfect for applications that need blazing fast auto-completion or full-text search across millions of records without the heavy JVM overhead.

Key Features

  • Extremely low memory and CPU footprint
  • Written entirely in Rust
  • Schema-less design
  • Multilingual search support

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sonic free and open source?

Yes, Sonic is open source. It is released under the MPL-2.0 license.

What can I use instead of Algolia?

You can use Sonic as a free, open-source alternative to Algolia.

Can I self-host Sonic?

Yes, Sonic can be self-hosted on your own server or cloud infrastructure.

What is Sonic written in?

It is built using Dockerfile, Rust, Shell, Makefile.

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