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This brings us to the first challenge of vector search — **vectors are heavy**.
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### Vectors are heavy
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### Vectors are Heavy
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To put this in perspective, consider one million records stored in a relational database. It's a relatively small amount of data for modern databases, which a free tier of many cloud providers could easily handle.
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However, vectors have positive properties as well. One of the most important is that vectors are fixed-size.
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### Vectors are fixed-size
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### Vectors are Fixed-Size
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Embedding models are designed to produce vectors of a fixed size. We have to use it to our advantage.
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The power of vector search extends into areas such as big data analysis, recommendation systems, and discovery-based applications, and to support these vector search capabilities, a dedicated solution is needed.
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### When to Choose a Dedicated Database over Extension:
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### When to Choose a Dedicated Database over an Extension:
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- **High-Volume, Real-Time Search**: Ideal for applications with many simultaneous users who require fast, continuous access to search results—think search engines, e-commerce recommendations, social media, or media streaming services.
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- **Dynamic, Unstructured Data**: Perfect for scenarios where data is continuously evolving and where the goal is to discover insights from data patterns.
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