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Milvus allows users to append vectors. Vectors are stored in multiple file slices. When a file slice reaches the threshold, Milvus will build the index for that
by gujun720 7y ago
Milvus allows users to append vectors. Vectors are stored in multiple file slices. When a file slice reaches the threshold, Milvus will build the index for that file slice, and new data will be inserted into a new file slice. For details, please refer
https://medium.com/@milvusio/managing-data-in-massive-scale-vector-search-engine-db2e8941ce2f https://medium.com/@milvusio/managing-data-in-massive-scale-...
We are now working on the vector deletion. Hopefully will be ready by the end of 1Q this year.
- peter_l_downs 7y agoIf I append a single new vector, will it show up in search results without me needing to ask for the index to be rebuilt? Can i update an existing vector without having to ask for the index to be rebuilt? EDIT: from reading the linked article, it seems like newly inserted vectors will be queried using brute force. Very interesting idea!
- gujun720 7y agoCorrect, new vectors will first be searched thru brute force until the index is created on that file slice.