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Vespa Newsletter, November 2021
Advances in Vespa features and performance include improved schema inheritance, Intellij plugin for schemas, Hamming distance in ranking, and performance gains in data dump and application deployment.
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Vespa increases HTTP visiting throughput ten-fold or more
The new slicing feature in /document/v1 splits visiting across independent HTTP requests, letting throughput scale with the number of container nodes or clients.
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Result diversification using Vespa result grouping
This blog post dives into how to achieve result diversification using Vespa's grouping framework.
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Vespa Product Updates, September 2021
Advances in Vespa features and performance include Vespa CLI, nearest neighbor performance improvements, mTLS security, improved write throughput and Sentencepiece Encoder.
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Computing with tensors in Vespa
In this blog post, we'll explore some of the unique properties of tensors in Vespa.
Introducing Vespa CLI
The official command-line tool for Vespa is now available.
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Securing Vespa with mutually authenticated TLS (mTLS)
Learn how to secure both the application container and the Vespa internal communication of your Vespa application.
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Internship at Vespa
After the summer internship of 2021 the interns have summarised what they have done and their experience at Vespa
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Vespa Product Updates, July 2021
Advances in Vespa features and performance include HTTP/2 feed and query endpoints, ONNX Runtime integration for stateless model inference, and the new open Vespa Factory build and test system.
Accelerating stateless model evaluation on Vespa
It has become increasingly important to efficiently evaluate machine-learned models in the stateless container cluster. We have recently added accelerated model evaluation here, which opens up new usage areas.
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Improve throughput and concurrency with HTTP/2
The Vespa HTTP container now accepts HTTP/2 with TLS enabled. Learn how this improves HTTP throughput and efficiency, and how to get started using HTTP/2.
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