Jason Bosco

@smartlee For that size of a dataset (30TB) and use case (log search) I wouldn't recommend using Typesense, since RAM is still more expensive than disk and keeping tens of...

I just responded to your same question on StackOverflow :)

@N-pharmarack In this code snippet: ``` createQuerySuggestionsPlugin({ searchClient, indexName: 'query_suggestions1', getSearchParams() { return recentSearchesPlugin.data.getAlgoliaSearchParams({ hitsPerPage: 5, }); }, ``` Do you have a collection called `query_suggestions1` in Typesense? You'd need...

@N-pharmarack If I understand you correctly, you only want to show search results when the user presses enter. There's an option in react-instantsearch called `searchAsYouType` that you can use to...

> Can I then use the `#helpers.snippet` magic from within the JS template? I don't believe this is possible in instantsearch. If you want to use JS-based templating, you want...

@sergeypodlazov Could you try this on 0.23.1 and see if you're able to replicate the crash?

This is a pretty involved change unfortunately, and so is not currently prioritized for the near future, while we work on other features / fixes.

One workaround you could implement on your side in the meantime is to pre-tokenize for particular fields before indexing the data on your side. Here's an example: On [this page](https://typesense.org/docs/guide/tips-for-searching-common-types-of-data.html#fine-tuning),...

@francesco-hayes When started Typesense will initially report a status of unhealthy and then after a few seconds it should become healthy. If you open the log file under `/var/log/typesense/` you...

The default bind address is `0.0.0.0`, so Typesense will bind to all available interfaces/IPs. In AWS, could you make sure you've allowed access to port 8108 (which is the default...