Bases de datos NoSQL y vectoriales
Almacenes que renuncian a un esquema fijo a cambio de otra cosa: la flexibilidad de los documentos, la sincronización en tiempo real o la búsqueda por similitud sobre embeddings. Conviven con los motores relacionales en lugar de sustituirlos.
Usé Firestore y MongoDB en proyectos para clientes en Bader Rutter y Chroma DB para guardar embeddings de IA, y exploré CouchDB para la sincronización sin conexión.
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