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Benchmarks of approximate nearest neighbor libraries in Python
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Is it really possible to test milvus #521

Open GreateFang opened 4 months ago

GreateFang commented 4 months ago

I could test pgvector and other db successfully, while could never connect to mivus. and I couldn't find the package pyknowhere in anywhere.(only package "knowhere" could be found) Thanks for your help, I was so confuse TT image image

cococo2000 commented 4 months ago

You might want to consider trying the latest code.

GreateFang commented 4 months ago

You might want to consider trying the latest code.

I'd love to. Is it support to run locally? (adding the --local param) or just support to run in docker? @cococo2000

cococo2000 commented 4 months ago

You might want to consider trying the latest code.

I'd love to. Is it support to run locally? (adding the --local param) or just support to run in docker? @cococo2000

The current code does not support running locally; it only supports running in Docker. Additionally, the Milvus service also needs to be used in Docker.

GreateFang commented 4 months ago

Thanks for your quick reply @cococo2000 ! I have install milvus2.3.0-beta in docker， is the new code support this version to test?

cococo2000 commented 4 months ago

Thanks for your quick reply @cococo2000 ! I have install milvus2.3.0-beta in docker， is the new code support this version to test?

The code uses the latest version of Milvus, v2.4.1, and uses Docker Compose to manage the services according to Install Milvus Standalone with Docker Compose. And Milvus service will be automatically started and stopped by the code.

GreateFang commented 4 months ago

Thanks a lot! I will try this @cococo2000