helm repo add qdrant https://qdrant.github.io/qdrant-helm
helm repo update
helm upgrade -i your-qdrant-installation-name qdrant/qdrant
This chart installs and bootstraps a Qdrant instance.
- Kubernetes v1.24+ (as you need grpc probe)
- Helm
- PV provisioner (by the infrastructure)
You can install the chart from source via:
helm upgrade -i your-qdrant-installation-name charts/qdrant
Uninstall via:
helm uninstall your-qdrant-installation-name
Delete the volume with
kubectl delete pvc -l app.kubernetes.io/instance=your-qdrant-installation-name
For documentation of the settings please refer to Qdrant Configuration File
All of these configuration options could be overwritten under config in values.yaml
.
A modification example is provided there.
Running a distributed cluster just needs a few changes in your values.yaml
file.
Increase the number of replicas to the desired number of nodes and set config.cluster.enabled
to true.
Depending on your environment or cloud provider you might need to change the service in the values.yaml
as well.
For example on AWS EKS you would need to change the cluster.type
to NodePort
.
Disclaimer: Snapshot restoration is only supported for single qdrant node setups
To restore a snapshot create a Persistent Volume and a Persistent Volume Claim using a storage class according to your setup, copy the snapshots to the PV, enable snapshot restoration along with the snapshot file names and pvc name in values.yaml file and run the helm install command.
Example EBS pv, pvc and volume creation command is added in examples directory Note: Make sure volume is on the same region and availability zone as where qdrant is going to be installed.
Metrics are available through rest api (default port set to 6333) at /metrics
Refer to qdrant metrics configuration for more information.
To enable rolling update on config map modification set updateConfigurationOnChange
to true.