A scalable application that processes multiple data types using a distributed vector database architecture for efficient retrieval and generation.
The Multi-Modal GenAI Application is a scalable system designed to process and generate responses from multiple data types (text, images, structured data) using a distributed vector database architecture. The system leverages advanced sharding and replication techniques to ensure high availability and efficient query handling at scale.
Multi-modal AI applications face several challenges:
This application addresses these challenges by:
The core of the system is implemented in distributed_vector_database.py
, which provides a comprehensive interface to the distributed Weaviate cluster:
# Initialize vector database
db = DistributedVectorDatabase(config)
# Add text object
text_id = db.add_text_object(text_data, "Document", text_vector)
# Vector search
results = db.vector_search(query_vector, "Document", limit=5)
# Hybrid search
hybrid_results = db.hybrid_search(
query="vector databases",
vector=query_vector,
class_name="Document",
limit=5,
alpha=0.7
)
The DistributedVectorDatabase
class handles:
The application includes specialized processing pipelines for different data types:
Data is distributed across multiple Weaviate instances based on data type, with replication for high availability and fault tolerance.
Redis caching improves query performance for frequent searches, with intelligent cache invalidation and time-to-live settings.
Combines vector similarity search with keyword search for more accurate and relevant results, with adjustable weighting between the two.
The architecture allows for adding more Weaviate shards and application instances to handle increased load and data volume.
Specialized agents handle different query types and data modalities, with intelligent routing based on query content.
Prometheus and Grafana provide detailed metrics and visualizations for system performance, query patterns, and resource utilization.
The system is deployed using:
This project demonstrates experience with distributed vector databases:
The project showcases optimization techniques for vector search:
The project implements horizontal scaling strategies:
The project utilizes LangChain for orchestration:
Future enhancements to the Multi-Modal GenAI Application could include:
Implement techniques like Product Quantization (PQ) and Scalar Quantization (SQ) to reduce vector storage requirements while maintaining search quality.
Add support for federated learning to improve embeddings and models without centralizing sensitive data.
Extend the architecture to support multi-region deployment with cross-region replication for global availability and reduced latency.
Implement techniques like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) with multi-hop reasoning and knowledge graph integration for more complex queries.