[fulmicoton]

Quickwit is designed to do full-text search efficiently with an index stored on an object storage.

There are no equivalent technology, apart maybe:

- Chaossearch but it is hard to tell because they are not opensource and do not share their internals. (if someone from chaossearch wants to comment?)

- Elasticsearch makes it possible to search into an index archived on S3. This is still a super useful feature as a way to search punctually into your archived data, but it would be too slow and too expensive (it generates a lot of GET requests) to use as your everyday "main" log search index.

[BiteCode_dev]

Click house does have it, but it's experimental.