
SvectorDB
Serverless vector database optimized for AWS, offering high performance and affordability.
About SvectorDB
SvectorDB is a fully serverless vector database designed specifically for AWS. It enables cost-efficient vector search with a pay-as-you-go model, allowing users to optimize their cloud expenses. Built for high performance, it is up to 20 times more affordable than comparable solutions, empowering developers to focus on their applications instead of database management.
How to Use
Start using SvectorDB by reviewing the comprehensive documentation and following the quick start guide. Code samples are available in JavaScript and Python. The platform also supports OpenAPI for integration with various programming languages. Users can create databases, add vector items, and perform searches by vectors or keys easily.
Features
- Pay-per-request pricing model for cost efficiency
- Free tier with limited usage
- Real-time updates through upsert and delete operations
- Support for AWS CloudFormation for infrastructure automation
- Fast, high-performance vector search capabilities
- Serverless architecture eliminates provisioning needs
- Hybrid search combining vector and traditional queries
- Built-in vectorizers for text and image data
Use Cases
- Text and image retrieval
- Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
- Personalized recommendation systems
Best For
Pros
- Supports AWS CloudFormation for deployment automation
- Easy setup with comprehensive code samples and tutorials
- Transparent communication with the development team
- Serverless design removes provisioning and scaling hassles
- Supports instant data updates
- Includes pre-built vectorizers for text and images
- More affordable than competing vector databases
Cons
- Limited details on security measures
- Small startup size may not suit enterprise needs
- Default record limit of 1 million, adjustable via support
- No snapshot or backup features available
Pricing Plans
Choose the perfect plan. All plans include 24/7 support.
Storage
Charges based on total database size, including data, keys, and vectors.
Get StartedQueries
Each query counts as one read operation, regardless of results or data scanned.
Get StartedWrites
Each put or delete request counts as one write, irrespective of data size.
Get StartedFree Tier
Includes up to 10 free indexes with 5,000 records each, without time restrictions.
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