1. Yes, that's reasonable and saves running another DB 2. You often can perform the embedding in the DB, but there are a lot of use cases where you want to man

1. Yes, that's reasonable and saves running another DB 2. You often can perform the embedding in the DB, but there are a lot of use cases where you want to manage your embedding models outside the DB. This way you aren't dependent on which models the DB supports and you don't duplicate them throughout your system