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I was in that spot a few weeks ago. My requirements were not huge but a) I was on Windows and b), didn't want to waste too much time setting it up. Tried a fe
by zzleeper 3y ago
I was in that spot a few weeks ago. My requirements were not huge but a) I was on Windows and b), didn't want to waste too much time setting it up.
Tried a few DBs that didn't work well (e.g. I think it was ChromaDB that didn't support Python 3.12) and ended up picking LanceDB.
Very simple onboarding (just built on top of parquet) but there are a few rough edges.
Curious how it compares with qdrant for non-crazy problems
- kacperlukawski 3y agoI'm unsure if there is any comparison of LanceDB and Qdrant available out there, but there shouldn't be any issues with Python 3.12 and qdrant-client compatibility. Windows is also not a problem, as the typical local setup is usually based on Docker. Are there any specific features you are interested in?