Erste Schritte mit Vektoreinbettungen in Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL

gcloud config set project <PROJECT_ID>

PROJECT_ID=$(gcloud config get-value project)

gcloud services enable sqladmin.googleapis.com \
                       compute.googleapis.com \
                       cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com \
                       servicenetworking.googleapis.com \
                       aiplatform.googleapis.com

student@cloudshell:~ (test-project-001-402417)$ gcloud config set project test-project-001-402417
Updated property [core/project].
student@cloudshell:~ (test-project-001-402417)$ PROJECT_ID=$(gcloud config get-value project)
Your active configuration is: [cloudshell-14650]
student@cloudshell:~ (test-project-001-402417)$ 
student@cloudshell:~ (test-project-001-402417)$ gcloud services enable sqladmin.googleapis.com \
                       compute.googleapis.com \
                       cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com \
                       servicenetworking.googleapis.com \
                       aiplatform.googleapis.com
Operation "operations/acat.p2-4470404856-1f44ebd8-894e-4356-bea7-b84165a57442" finished successfully.

export CLOUDSQL_PASSWORD=$(openssl rand -hex 16)

echo $CLOUDSQL_PASSWORD

gcloud sql instances create my-cloudsql-instance \
--database-version=POSTGRES_18 \
--tier=db-custom-1-3840 \
--region=us-central1 \
--edition=ENTERPRISE \
--enable-google-ml-integration \
--database-flags cloudsql.enable_google_ml_integration=on

gcloud sql users set-password postgres \
    --instance=my-cloudsql-instance \
    --password=$CLOUDSQL_PASSWORD

gcloud sql connect my-cloudsql-instance --user=postgres

exit

SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL=$(gcloud sql instances describe my-cloudsql-instance --format="value(serviceAccountEmailAddress)")
echo $SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL

PROJECT_ID=$(gcloud config get-value project)
gcloud projects add-iam-policy-binding $PROJECT_ID \
  --member="serviceAccount:$SERVICE_ACCOUNT_EMAIL" \
  --role="roles/aiplatform.user"

gcloud sql databases create quickstart_db --instance=my-cloudsql-instance

gcloud sql connect my-cloudsql-instance --database quickstart_db --user=postgres

CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS google_ml_integration CASCADE;
CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS vector CASCADE;

exit;

gcloud storage cat gs://cloud-training/gcc/gcc-tech-004/cymbal_demo_schema.sql | gcloud sql connect my-cloudsql-instance --database quickstart_db --user=postgres

gcloud storage cp gs://cloud-training/gcc/gcc-tech-004/cymbal_products.csv .
gcloud storage cp gs://cloud-training/gcc/gcc-tech-004/cymbal_inventory.csv .
gcloud storage cp gs://cloud-training/gcc/gcc-tech-004/cymbal_stores.csv .

gcloud sql connect my-cloudsql-instance --database quickstart_db --user=postgres

\copy cymbal_products from 'cymbal_products.csv' csv header

\copy cymbal_inventory from 'cymbal_inventory.csv' csv header

\copy cymbal_stores from 'cymbal_stores.csv' csv header

gcloud sql connect my-cloudsql-instance --database quickstart_db --user=postgres

ALTER TABLE cymbal_products ADD COLUMN embedding vector(768) GENERATED ALWAYS AS (google_ml.embedding('text-embedding-005', product_description)) STORED;

SELECT
        cp.product_name,
        left(cp.product_description,80) as description,
        cp.sale_price,
        cs.zip_code,
        (cp.embedding <=> embedding('text-embedding-005','What kind of fruit trees grow well here?')::vector) as distance
FROM
        cymbal_products cp
JOIN cymbal_inventory ci on
        ci.uniq_id=cp.uniq_id
JOIN cymbal_stores cs on
        cs.store_id=ci.store_id
        AND ci.inventory>0
        AND cs.store_id = 1583
ORDER BY
        distance ASC
LIMIT 10;

product_name       |                                   description                                    | sale_price | zip_code |      distance       
-------------------------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------------+----------+---------------------
 Cherry Tree             | This is a beautiful cherry tree that will produce delicious cherries. It is an d |      75.00 |    93230 | 0.43922018972266397
 Meyer Lemon Tree        | Meyer Lemon trees are California's favorite lemon tree! Grow your own lemons by  |         34 |    93230 |  0.4685112926118228
 Toyon                   | This is a beautiful toyon tree that can grow to be over 20 feet tall. It is an e |      10.00 |    93230 |  0.4835677149651668
 California Lilac        | This is a beautiful lilac tree that can grow to be over 10 feet tall. It is an d |       5.00 |    93230 |  0.4947204525907498
 California Peppertree   | This is a beautiful peppertree that can grow to be over 30 feet tall. It is an e |      25.00 |    93230 |  0.5054166905547247
 California Black Walnut | This is a beautiful walnut tree that can grow to be over 80 feet tall. It is a d |     100.00 |    93230 |  0.5084219510932597
 California Sycamore     | This is a beautiful sycamore tree that can grow to be over 100 feet tall. It is  |     300.00 |    93230 |  0.5140519790508755
 Coast Live Oak          | This is a beautiful oak tree that can grow to be over 100 feet tall. It is an ev |     500.00 |    93230 |  0.5143126438081371
 Fremont Cottonwood      | This is a beautiful cottonwood tree that can grow to be over 100 feet tall. It i |     200.00 |    93230 |  0.5174774727252058
 Madrone                 | This is a beautiful madrona tree that can grow to be over 80 feet tall. It is an |      50.00 |    93230 |  0.5227400803389093
(10 rows)

WITH trees as (
SELECT
        cp.product_name,
        left(cp.product_description,80) as description,
        cp.sale_price,
        cs.zip_code,
        cp.uniq_id as product_id
FROM
        cymbal_products cp
JOIN cymbal_inventory ci on
        ci.uniq_id=cp.uniq_id
JOIN cymbal_stores cs on
        cs.store_id=ci.store_id
        AND ci.inventory>0
        AND cs.store_id = 1583
ORDER BY
        (cp.embedding <=> embedding('text-embedding-005','What kind of fruit trees grow well here?')::vector) ASC
LIMIT 1)
SELECT json_agg(trees) FROM trees;

[{"product_name":"Cherry Tree","description":"This is a beautiful cherry tree that will produce delicious cherries. It is an d","sale_price":75.00,"zip_code":93230,"product_id":"d536e9e823296a2eba198e52dd23e712"}]

You are a friendly advisor helping to find a product based on the customer's needs.
Based on the client request we have loaded a list of products closely related to search.
The list in JSON format with list of values like {"product_name":"name","description":"some description","sale_price":10,"zip_code": 10234, "product_id": "02056727942aeb714dc9a2313654e1b0"}
Here is the list of products:
<JSON_OUTPUT>
The customer asked "What tree is growing the best here?"
You should give information about the product, price and some supplemental information.
Do not ask any additional questions and assume location based on the zip code provided in the list of products.

You are a friendly advisor helping to find a product based on the customer's needs.
Based on the client request we have loaded a list of products closely related to search.
The list in JSON format with list of values like {"product_name":"name","description":"some description","sale_price":10,"zip_code": 10234, "product_id": "02056727942aeb714dc9a2313654e1b0"}
Here is the list of products:
[{"product_name":"Cherry Tree","description":"This is a beautiful cherry tree that will produce delicious cherries. It is an d","sale_price":75.00,"zip_code":93230,"product_id":"d536e9e823296a2eba198e52dd23e712"}]
The customer asked "What tree is growing the best here?"
You should give information about the product, price and some supplemental information.
Do not ask any additional questions and assume location based on the zip code provided in the list of products.

SELECT extversion from pg_extension where extname='google_ml_integration';

ALTER EXTENSION google_ml_integration UPDATE TO '1.4.3';

SHOW google_ml_integration.enable_model_support;

gcloud sql instances patch my-cloudsql-instance \
--database-flags google_ml_integration.enable_model_support=on,cloudsql.enable_google_ml_integration=on

SHOW google_ml_integration.enable_model_support;

CALL
  google_ml.create_model(
    model_id => 'gemini-3.5-flash',
    model_request_url => 'https://aiplatform.googleapis.com/v1/projects/PROJECT_ID/locations/global/publishers/google/models/gemini-3.6-flash:generateContent',
    model_provider => 'google',
    model_auth_type => 'cloudsql_service_agent_iam');

SELECT model_id, model_type FROM google_ml.model_info_view WHERE model_id='gemini-3.5-flash';

WITH trees AS (
SELECT
        cp.product_name,
        cp.product_description AS description,
        cp.sale_price,
        cs.zip_code,
        cp.uniq_id AS product_id
FROM
        cymbal_products cp
JOIN cymbal_inventory ci ON
        ci.uniq_id = cp.uniq_id
JOIN cymbal_stores cs ON
        cs.store_id = ci.store_id
        AND ci.inventory>0
        AND cs.store_id = 1583
ORDER BY
        (cp.embedding <=> embedding('text-embedding-005',
        'What kind of fruit trees grow well here?')::vector) ASC
LIMIT 1),
prompt AS (
SELECT
        'You are a friendly advisor helping to find a product based on the customer''s needs.
Based on the client request we have loaded a list of products closely related to search.
The list in JSON format with list of values like {"product_name":"name","product_description":"some description","sale_price":10}
Here is the list of products:' || json_agg(trees) || 'The customer asked "What kind of fruit trees grow well here?"
You should give information about the product, price and some supplemental information' AS prompt_text
FROM
        trees),
response AS (
SELECT
        google_ml.predict_row( model_id =>'gemini-3.5-flash',
        request_body => json_build_object('contents',
        json_build_object('role',
        'user',
        'parts',
        json_build_object('text',
        prompt_text))))->'candidates'->0->'content'->'parts'->0->'text' AS resp
FROM
        prompt)
SELECT
REPLACE(resp::text, '\n', CHR(10))
FROM
        response;

"Hello there! If you're looking for a wonderful fruit tree to plant, I have a fantastic option for you: ### **Cherry Tree** * **Price:** $75.00 * **Product ID:** `d536e9e823296a2eba198e52dd23e712` --- ### **Why it's a great choice:** * **Fruit & Shade:** Not only will it produce delicious, sweet cherries, but it also grows into a beautiful 15-foot deciduous tree that provides excellent shade and privacy for your yard. * **Seasonal Beauty:** Its leaves are a lovely dark green throughout the summer and transition into a striking red during the fall. * **Ideal Growing Conditions:** Cherry trees thrive best in cool, moist climates with sandy soil and are suitable for **USDA hardiness zones 4–9**. If your local climate matches these conditions, this Cherry Tree would make a beautiful and tasty addition to your garden! Let me know if you'd like more details or help placing an order."

CREATE INDEX cymbal_products_embeddings_hnsw ON cymbal_products
  USING hnsw (embedding vector_cosine_ops)
  WITH (m = 16, ef_construction = 64);

quickstart_db=> CREATE INDEX cymbal_products_embeddings_hnsw ON cymbal_products
  USING hnsw (embedding vector_cosine_ops)
  WITH (m = 16, ef_construction = 64);
CREATE INDEX
quickstart_db=>

EXPLAIN (ANALYZE) 
WITH trees as (
SELECT
        cp.product_name,
        left(cp.product_description,80) as description,
        cp.sale_price,
        cs.zip_code,
        cp.uniq_id as product_id
FROM
        cymbal_products cp
JOIN cymbal_inventory ci on
        ci.uniq_id=cp.uniq_id
JOIN cymbal_stores cs on
        cs.store_id=ci.store_id
        AND ci.inventory>0
        AND cs.store_id = 1583
ORDER BY
        (cp.embedding <=> embedding('text-embedding-005','What kind of fruit trees grow well here?')::vector) ASC
LIMIT 1)
SELECT json_agg(trees) FROM trees;

 Aggregate  (cost=779.12..779.13 rows=1 width=32) (actual time=1.066..1.069 rows=1 loops=1)
   ->  Subquery Scan on trees  (cost=769.05..779.12 rows=1 width=142) (actual time=1.038..1.041 rows=1 loops=1)
         ->  Limit  (cost=769.05..779.11 rows=1 width=158) (actual time=1.022..1.024 rows=1 loops=1)
               ->  Nested Loop  (cost=769.05..9339.69 rows=852 width=158) (actual time=1.020..1.021 rows=1 loops=1)
                     ->  Nested Loop  (cost=768.77..9316.48 rows=852 width=945) (actual time=0.858..0.859 rows=1 loops=1)
                           ->  Index Scan using cymbal_products_embeddings_hnsw on cymbal_products cp  (cost=768.34..2572.47 rows=941 width=941) (actual time=0.532..0.539 rows=3 loops=1)
...
 Planning Time: 112.398 ms
 Execution Time: 1.221 ms

WITH trees as (
SELECT
        cp.product_name,
        left(cp.product_description,80) as description,
        cp.sale_price,
        cs.zip_code,
        cp.uniq_id as product_id
FROM
        cymbal_products cp
JOIN cymbal_inventory ci on
        ci.uniq_id=cp.uniq_id
JOIN cymbal_stores cs on
        cs.store_id=ci.store_id
        AND ci.inventory>0
        AND cs.store_id = 1583
ORDER BY
        (cp.embedding <=> embedding('text-embedding-005','What kind of fruit trees grow well here?')::vector) ASC
LIMIT 1)
SELECT json_agg(trees) FROM trees;

[{"product_name":"Cherry Tree","description":"This is a beautiful cherry tree that will produce delicious cherries. It is an d","sale_price":75.00,"zip_code":93230,"product_id":"d536e9e823296a2eba198e52dd23e712"}]

export INSTANCE_NAME=my-cloudsql-instance
export PROJECT_ID=$(gcloud config get-value project)

gcloud sql instances delete $INSTANCE_NAME --project=$PROJECT_ID

student@cloudshell:~$ gcloud sql instances delete $INSTANCE_NAME --project=$PROJECT_ID
All of the instance data will be lost when the instance is deleted.

Do you want to continue (Y/n)?  y

Deleting Cloud SQL instance...done.                                                                                                                
Deleted [https://sandbox.googleapis.com/v1beta4/projects/test-project-001-402417/instances/my-cloudsql-instance].