- Given how neon architecture decouples compute with storage using the safekeepers & pageservers will this still just work with neon? (Wondering because you mention the index is in-memory so unless your stateless compute nodes can somehow hot-swap the indexes I wasn't sure how that'd work?)
- Do you plan to offer vector search as a plug-and-play offering? If so does neon as a product offering plan to introduce more "out-of-the-box" functionalities like vector search? (Similar to xata's offerings like search & vector search.)
- unrelated question- I believe neon has very small cold startups for free/scale-to-zero configurations but are there also inherent small latencies for infrequently accessed data? In other words is it safe to say if there were a large table with records that are "old"/"archival" but also always a sort of ~last 30-days of records that are "fresh"/"accessed with more frequency" would there more likely be slight latency introduced when accessing the older records?
Neon looks awesome and thanks for neons open source contributions!
- Given how neon architecture decouples compute with storage using the safekeepers & pageservers will this still just work with neon? (Wondering because you mention the index is in-memory so unless your stateless compute nodes can somehow hot-swap the indexes I wasn't sure how that'd work?)
- Do you plan to offer vector search as a plug-and-play offering? If so does neon as a product offering plan to introduce more "out-of-the-box" functionalities like vector search? (Similar to xata's offerings like search & vector search.)
- unrelated question- I believe neon has very small cold startups for free/scale-to-zero configurations but are there also inherent small latencies for infrequently accessed data? In other words is it safe to say if there were a large table with records that are "old"/"archival" but also always a sort of ~last 30-days of records that are "fresh"/"accessed with more frequency" would there more likely be slight latency introduced when accessing the older records?
Neon looks awesome and thanks for neons open source contributions!