Single-Node QDrant
Single-node QDrant is a vector database designed for fast and efficient similarity search on a single server, making it ideal for small to medium-sized applications like image recognition, content recommendation, and document retrieval. Zeet's Single-Node QDrant blueprint simplifies the provisioning of all underlying infrastructure, enabling a self-hosted solution within your own environment.
Zeet also provides a Blueprint for Multi-Node QDrant Cluster deployments. If you are looking to deploy a multi-node QDrant cluster, please refer to this guide.
1. Select Single-Node QDrant Blueprint
To get started, head over to the Zeet dashboard and navigate to the Create New Database menu. Here, select the Single-Node QDrant Blueprint.
2. Configure Blueprint for Deployment
1. Select Deploy Target
The first step in configuring your deployment is selecting your Deploy Target. Zeet's Single-Node QDrant Blueprint utilizes Kubernetes Manifests under the hood to deploy a Single-Node QDrant directly into your Kubernetes cluster. If you don't already have a cluster connected, you can create a new one here.
2. Configure Inputs
Single-Node QDrant is deployed as a container in your cluster. You can configure the compute resources and environment variables for your deployment here.
Make sure that you have Port 5432 exposed and the HTTP web service toggle enabled.
3. Finalize and Deploy!
You're almost done! Just give your Project a name and a place to live within your Zeet Dashboard. Pick the Group and Sub-Group, or create new ones and deploy your Project right away, or save it as a draft to deploy it at a later time.
3. Database Connection Information
After you deploy your Single-Node Quadrant instance, you can connect to it using the public and internal endpoints. The internal endpoint is only accessible from projects running on the same cluster. You might use this information to connect to your Database for I/O operations.
