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Installation of Milvus #421
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are you running on an x86? |
Also encountered this problem.
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Also encountered this problem.
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It's supposed to be run on an AVX supported machine. |
@hhy3 It's supposed AVX. |
yes |
same issue here |
I'm wondering if changing the base image from |
https://github.com/milvus-io/knowhere. knowhere need to install |
can anyone able to connect to Milvus server from ann benchmark client ? I don't see connection specification exist inside the module.py file ? |
The benchmark does not evaluate Milvus as a complete engine, only Knowhere - a library written in C++ that acts as Milvus's internal core. So, there is no connection (see ann_benchmarks/algorithms/milvus/module.py) |
It also requires avx-512 for the latest version. Environment Checklist for Milvus on Kubernetes Milvus documentation https://milvus.io/docs/prerequisite-helm.md For cloud provider, you're gonna need Cascade Lake or newer series. Take AWS as example. You'll need at least the 6th generation ec2s, like m6, r6. |
it is supported in python 3.10 |
Has this issue been resolved? |
As @haorenfsa pointed out, it requires a machine supporting avx-512. |
When I try to build the image for Milvus, the following error occurs:
Step 6/7 : RUN python3 -c 'import pyknowhere' ---> Running in e84180a73171 Illegal instruction (core dumped) The command '/bin/sh -c python3 -c 'import pyknowhere'' returned a non-zero code: 132
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