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* Support VectorStore & multi-model OpenSearch
Register the component as a VectorStore and extend the OpenSearch multimodal component to handle multi-model embeddings and robust ingestion/search. Updates include adding VectorStore base class, new inputs (request_timeout, max_retries), a vector store connection tool output, and an updated code_hash. The OpenSearch component code was enhanced with model name normalization, dynamic per-model embedding field names, multi-model detection/mapping, parallelized and rate-aware embedding generation (with retries), improved index mapping management, AOSS engine validation, and other ingestion/search robustness improvements.
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* Set default vector engine to jvector
Change the default 'engine' option from 'nmslib' to 'jvector' in OpenSearch vector store components. Updated in src/lfx/src/lfx/components/elastic/opensearch.py and opensearch_multimodal.py. Note: 'jvector' requires OpenSearch 2.9+, so ensure cluster compatibility before deploying.
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* OpenSearch multimodal: multi-model embeddings
Add multi-model multimodal support and robustness to the OpenSearch vector store component: introduce normalize_model_name and get_embedding_field_name to create dynamic fields (chunk_embedding_{model}), track embedding_model and embedding_dimensions in mappings, auto-detect available embedding models, select embeddings by deployment/model identifiers (including available_models dict), and use parallel or sequential embedding generation with rate-limit-aware retries (tenacity) and IBM-specific throttling. Improve index mapping handling, lazy addition of knn_vector fields, AOSS/engine validation, and bulk ingestion logic. Also update component index code_hash to reflect these changes.
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