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Added snippet about how to use a custom vdb operator to docs page

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Added snippet about how to use a custom vdb operator to docs page
@randerzander randerzander requested a review from a team as a code owner October 2, 2025 22:30
@randerzander randerzander added the doc Improvements or additions to documentation label Oct 2, 2025

For more information, refer to [Build a Custom Vector Database Operator](https://github.com/NVIDIA/nv-ingest/blob/main/examples/building_vdb_operator.ipynb).

Once you have built a data store or will use one provided by a 3rd party, you can create the operator and feed it as input to the vdb_upload function. For example:
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Once you have built a data store or will use one provided by a 3rd party, you can create the operator and feed it as input to the vdb_upload function. For example:
After you have built a data store, or if you intend to use one provided by a 3rd party, you can create the operator. Provide the operator as input to the vdb_upload function. For example, use the following code:

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@randerzander , Is this PR still needed? Minor suggestion here.

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