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Behind the hype: managing billion-scale embeddings in Elasticsearch and OpenSearch

This session explores the real-world challenges of managing billion-scale vector databases for semantic search, focusing on Elasticsearch and OpenSearch. Attendees will learn practical strategies for scalability, performance, and cost optimization, moving beyond hype to actionable insights for deploying and maintaining large-scale vector search systems.

Pietro Mele
Pietro MeleAdelean

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Tuesday, February 10, 13:20-14:05
Room B
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Semantic search is often hailed as a game-changer, promising to solve challenges like relevance, complex sentence analysis, and synonym detection with just a few embeddings and a machine learning model. The demos look impressive—but what happens when you're dealing with more than a billion embeddings?

In this talk, we move past the hype to explore the real-world complexities of managing large-scale vector databases, focusing on Elasticsearch and OpenSearch. Through practical, hands-on examples, we’ll share proven strategies to ensure scalability, maintain high performance, and optimize costs. Whether you're already managing a billion-vector database or preparing for large-scale deployment, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to tackle real-world challenges effectively.
semantic
scalability
elasticsearch
embeddings
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Pietro Mele

Pietro Mele

Adelean

France

Italian, adopted by France not long ago, I am a constant learner, dedicated to computer science and discovery—whether uncovering solutions or gaining insights.

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