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Hey Doug :) We always encourage folks to do their own testing. Everyone has different performance requirements, data shapes/sizes, budgets, and expectations of
by gk1 3y ago
Hey Doug :)
We always encourage folks to do their own testing. Everyone has different performance requirements, data shapes/sizes, budgets, and expectations of the user experience.
Elasticsearch is a great option. But clearly there's a large cohort of smart teams that decided the combination of performance + cost + scale + [etc] on Pinecone makes more sense for them.
- softwaredoug 3y agoHey Greg! Yes I am trolling a bit, to see what the answers might be. IMO - the real reason "Y Not Elasticsearch" is not because they're dumb or its bad. It's actually because they're not building for the search / AI market like you all are :) When someone runs out of RAM with their Numpy array, they google, and you guys come up really speaking to that audience, building features, showing people how to build specific solutions, etc.