Before becoming RAMP certified, when I started learning Chapter 3 of the RAMP course, I came across something really interesting for the first time: how simple, generic RAG is not always scalable and can fail in production.
I also learned what makes Domain-Specific Retrieval different from generic RAG and how it addresses some of those challenges.
It was actually interesting to see how these concepts started becoming more practical and focused on real-world execution.
Before becoming RAMP certified, when I started learning Chapter 3 of the RAMP course, I came across something really interesting for the first time: how simple, generic RAG is not always scalable and can fail in production.
I also learned what makes Domain-Specific Retrieval different from generic RAG and how it addresses some of those challenges.
It was actually interesting to see how these concepts started becoming more practical and focused on real-world execution.