Developer tools · v1.10
Meilisearch
Lightning-fast, open-source search engine — Algolia alternative
Deploy MeilisearchOn one of your servers, or any VPS over SSH.
Livemeilisearch
→ pull getmeili/meilisearch:v1.10
→ secrets generated
→ health check /health
✓ passed
✓ certificate issued
Requirements
- RAM
- 512 MB
- Disk
- 2 GB
- Database
- None
About
What Meilisearch is
Meilisearch is a powerful, fast, open-source, easy to use, and deploy search engine. Both searching and indexing are highly customizable. Features such as typo tolerance, filters, and synonyms are provided out-of-the-box.
- Sub-50ms response times for most queries
- Typo-tolerant search with smart corrections
- Faceted search and filtering
- Geo-search support
- Multi-tenant with API key management
- Used in production by Louis Vuitton, OpenAI, Lacoste
- search
- algolia-alternative
- full-text
Included
What Pushify sets up.
- HTTPS with an automatic certificate. Add your own domain any time.
- A health check, with an alert if it stops answering.
- Generated secrets and passwords, all editable later.
Configuration
Set in the dashboard when you deploy.
Required values are asked for; secrets are generated.
- Master KeyMaster API key for protected access (min 16 chars)
- generated
- EnvironmentSet to "production" for prod, "development" for dev (enables web UI)
- default: production
- Disable AnalyticsDisable telemetry sent to Meilisearch
- default: true
How it works
Meilisearch in three steps.
- 01
Pick a server
On the free plan, connect a VPS of your own. - 02
Click deploy
The image is pulled; HTTPS and the health check are set up. - 03
Open the app
Updates, restarts and logs are in the dashboard.
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Run Meilisearch on a server you own.
On one of your servers, or any VPS over SSH.