lnx
Ultra-fast, adaptable, distributed search engine in Rust targeting microsecond response times.
Why consider lnx?
lnx is an open-source distributed search engine written in Rust. Designed to combine the ease of use of Meilisearch with the raw throughput of Tantivy and Lucene, lnx delivers microsecond queries, document deduplication, and dynamic indexing.
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Practical setup notes, real use cases, and copy-ready examples in one focused guide.
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Overview of lnx
lnx uses Rust SIMD instructions and custom compression algorithms to minimize memory consumption during search indexing.
Installation
Download standalone release binary from GitHub Releases or run via Docker.
lnx is licensed under the permissive MIT License.
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