Elaborate on CrateDB introduction #121
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Just found #96 |
| structured, semi-structured and unstructured data. For example, tabular data, | ||
| JSON or documents, time series, vectors, geospatial, full text | ||
| and binary objects |
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Can this sentence be improved a bit?
/cc @simonprickett
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Maybe something like:
This enables you to manage structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data within a single database. CrateDB supports diverse data types such as tabular data, JSON documents, time-series data, vectors, geospatial information, full-text search, and binary objects.
| CrateDB is designed to handle your demanding analytics and search workloads with | ||
| ease. Here you'll find comprehensive resources including reference manuals, | ||
| tutorials, example code, and more. | ||
| CrateDB is a hyper-fast open source multi-model database combining the |
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Maybe tune that down a bit, and add a more qualifying adjective instead, like s/hyper/analytics/?
| CrateDB is a hyper-fast open source multi-model database combining the | |
| CrateDB is a fast open source multi-model analytics database combining the |
Maybe even rid of "fast", and just use "distributed" instead?
| CrateDB is a hyper-fast open source multi-model database combining the | |
| CrateDB is an open source distributed multi-model analytics database combining the |
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This change appears to revert to an older, outdated positioning of CrateDB as primarily a multi-model database (including binary objects). Instead, we’ve shifted the focus to CrateDB’s core strengths, particularly leveraging Lucene for fast analytics and search capabilities.
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Thanks.
So, let's close this and focus on GH-96 instead? |
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Sure, that's okay. Thanks! |
Summary of the changes / Why this is an improvement
First introduction of CrateDB on docs Home page looked like it could be elaborated on a bit. I'm currently going through @simonprickett 's academy materials and have his blessing to borrow bits that could improve the docs.
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https://cratedb-guide--121.org.readthedocs.build/
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