Episode #95
Vector Database Review, AWS News, and Saving on Idle EMR with CloudFix
In this episode of AWS Made Easy, Rahul and Stephen review the pros and cons of the most popular vector databases, and databases with vector capabilities. This includes Pinecone, Elasticsearch, Opensearch, ChromaDB, PostgreSQL + pgvector, Zilliz (Milvus), and more!
Stephen and Rahul are also talking about the latest AWS news, ranking the announcements on a 1-cloud to 5 scale, and letting you know if this new announcement will “Simplify” or “Add complexity.”
Finally, Stephen is presenting a new CloudFix finder/fixer, which identifies and helps reduce the cost of idle EMR instances!
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Meet your hosts
Rahul Subramaniam
Host
Rahul is the Founder and CEO of CloudFix. Over the course of his career, Rahul has acquired and transformed 140+ software products in the last 13 years. More recently, he has launched revolutionary products such as CloudFix and DevFlows, which transform how users build, manage, and optimize in the public cloud.
Stephen Barr
Host
Stephen ist the Principal Cloud Architect and Technical Evangelist at CloudFix. With a solid technology background and business expertise, Stephen is able to work at all levels. From highly technical work to high-level business discussions, he is happy to dive deep, roll up his sleeves, and make things happen.
Rahul Subramaniam
Host
Rahul is the Founder and CEO of CloudFix. Over the course of his career, Rahul has acquired and transformed 140+ software products in the last 13 years. More recently, he has launched revolutionary products such as CloudFix and DevFlows, which transform how users build, manage, and optimize in the public cloud.
Stephen Barr
Host
Stephen ist the Principal Cloud Architect and Technical Evangelist at CloudFix. With a solid technology background and business expertise, Stephen is able to work at all levels. From highly technical work to high-level business discussions, he is happy to dive deep, roll up his sleeves, and make things happen.