OpenAlternative – open-source Alternatives to Popular Softwaregithub.com/piotrkulpinski 48 pointspiotrkulpinski1 year ago9 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−mdaniel1yI dunno why someone would link to the repo, it's not a project one builds to host locally. Previously https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=openalternative.coAlso, for comparison:https://openalternative.co/?q=splunkhttps://alternativeto.net/software/splunk/?license=opensourc...−piotrkulpinskiOP1yWe have dedicated alternative pages for a lot of projects, including Splunk: https://openalternative.co/alternatives/splunk−lioeters1yA useful feature would be to show such individual project pages when a user searches for a matching term.Great project by the way! I will be visiting it again to learn more about open source alternatives.−piotrkulpinskiOP1yThat's a great idea! I'll try to implement it soon. Thanks a lot.−7bit1yIt is funny that a site that promotes open alternatives runs on e.g., AWS S3.−dwrowe1yWhat's funny is you thinking there is a purity test that should be applied here.−piotrkulpinskiOP1yI also use Inngest, Plausible and PostHog which are open source. Hard to find a decent alternative to S3 and even if you find one, they just use S3 under the hood so what's the point?−owebmaster1yIt's definitely not hard to find an S3 alternative
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I dunno why someone would link to the repo, it's not a project one builds to host locally. Previously https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=openalternative.co
Also, for comparison:
https://openalternative.co/?q=splunk
https://alternativeto.net/software/splunk/?license=opensourc...
We have dedicated alternative pages for a lot of projects, including Splunk: https://openalternative.co/alternatives/splunk
A useful feature would be to show such individual project pages when a user searches for a matching term.
Great project by the way! I will be visiting it again to learn more about open source alternatives.
That's a great idea! I'll try to implement it soon. Thanks a lot.
It is funny that a site that promotes open alternatives runs on e.g., AWS S3.
What's funny is you thinking there is a purity test that should be applied here.
I also use Inngest, Plausible and PostHog which are open source. Hard to find a decent alternative to S3 and even if you find one, they just use S3 under the hood so what's the point?
It's definitely not hard to find an S3 alternative