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techteachergirl
Personally connected with this team. They are talented and motivated to serve the search community!
jicknones
This team knows what they're doing, very excited to see them evolve!
[dead] arkchallenge
Awesome. Excited about this new release!
herrherr
Per se the product looks interesting, but having all these new accounts praise it, looks a bit odd.
qboxio
We tweeted the link, herrherr... we have friends and backers, too.

If the product looks interesting, you should try the dev tier... there is no credit card required.

newman314
Sorry, looks like astroturfing comments from my end.
jwillgoesfast
Thanks for teaching me a new term, I've not heard of astroturfing before.

Not sure how this will be applicable to any of my projects right now, but I've got to admit the demo's work impressively.

ltcoleman
herrherr, don't worry they're legit. I know the founders,and they build great tech. I'm very excited to see their new product in the wild.
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mroling
Looks great but when I click 'Get started now' on the homepage, registration isn't over SSL.
qboxio
Just the name and email link isn't over SSL... Once you confirm your account, then you will definitely be in https when you create an index.
qboxio
Thank you for the comment, though... that's the type of feedback we need.
phodamentals
These guys make ElasticSearch painless to deploy in your existing environment. Definitely nice when trying to focus on other infrastructure improvements.
qboxio
Just to show this can work, we put together a demo called "Million Person Search". This is, as you may have guessed, a table search with a million records to demonstrate how fast ElasticSearch is when it is powered by SSD's. There is a link to Github to document it. http://qbox.io/demos
joshguthrie
I'm not sure a Free Dev Tier of 10megs is gonna do much. Plus the astroturfing mentionned earlier is a big put off.
gnurag
How do you guys handle ES authentication? It isn't really clear from the curl snippets posted on the homepage.