I'm currently migrating from Elasticsearch to Loki, and it's much simpler to run and still meet our requirements.
I think Elasticsearch had its day when it's used to derive metrics from logs and performing aggregate searches. But now as logging is often paired with metrics from Prometheus or similar tdb, we don't run such complex log queries anymore, and so we find ourselves questioning whether it's worth running such a intensive and complex Elasticsearch installation.
We migrated away from an Elastic stack to a Loki stack, and were able to store order of magnitude more data for less money. Maybe we did Elastic wrong, but we tried various managed solutions and always ran into limits. The new Loki stack has always given quicker answers too.
Inspired by One Million Checkboxes, I thought it would be cool to create a realtime, collaborative nonogram game where we can collectively try to complete all ~25 million of these puzzles. Just launched it this afternoon and its already at 65k solved!
Let me know if you have any feedback.
Maybe a heat map of all sections based on completion percentage? And maybe a way to jump to the first or a random unsolved puzzle once you've opened a section?