If folks just want to get started with vector search faster they can try https://www.pinecone.io.
Full disclosure: I work for Pinecone. It's important to disclose you work for a company if you're going to promote their links.
Full disclosure: I work for Pinecone. It's important to disclose you work for a company if you're going to promote their links.
On the topic of vector search, Milvus is another great vector database - it's open source and we provide single-line startup scripts via `docker-compose` in addition to installation via apt & yum (https://milvus.io/docs/install_standalone-docker.md). There are also no restrictions on the number of vectors that users can store. Internally, we've successfully scaled Milvus to handle billion+ vectors, while many of our users have stored hundreds of millions of vectors in a production environments as well.