Can you support more databases, not just Elasticsearch?
See original GitHub issueIt would be a good feature if Exceptionless
was more configurable. E.g. make it ready to use plugins for different database providers and then let the community build the plugins for the different databases. Is there any intention to do so? I could need Exceptionless
for PostgreSQL and do not want to copy and adjust the whole project though…
If you take a look at this project for example: https://grafana.com/plugins?type=datasource, they have a plugin system to support multiple data sources. (Just as a reference to get the idea).
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My problem is that I’m not really used to the lucence syntax. Plus, if you’re already working with one or two different databases, you do not want to maintain a third (I’m using mainly SQL like databases, I used MongoDB once, but I didn’t like the query language). SQL databases (Especially Postgres with TimescaleDB are getting so fast that NoSQL doesn’t really provide a benefit in my opinion. Ok, when using text search and stuff like that, Elasticsearch is better, of course). That’s the thing…
Well, you could use TimescaleDB to achieve this with PostgreSQL, I would assume. I understand that it’s a huge effort to do this.