The area for improvement in Qdrant is its clustering capability. While it has clustering functionality, it is not easy to set up, and not everyone can configure the clustering, so there is room for improvement in the clustering configuration. Deploying Qdrant is complex when dealing with a cluster. A single node deployment is very easy, but if you want to deploy a cluster, it becomes complex.
I should check if real-time data updates in Qdrant have helped improve my models, as I don't even know they have that feature. A lot of our work is agentic right now, and we have also segmented the content to be logical, so there's not a lot of vector search anymore. I haven't really thought of any additional features that would make Qdrant closer to a perfect score.
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The area for improvement in Qdrant is its clustering capability. While it has clustering functionality, it is not easy to set up, and not everyone can configure the clustering, so there is room for improvement in the clustering configuration. Deploying Qdrant is complex when dealing with a cluster. A single node deployment is very easy, but if you want to deploy a cluster, it becomes complex.
I should check if real-time data updates in Qdrant have helped improve my models, as I don't even know they have that feature. A lot of our work is agentic right now, and we have also segmented the content to be logical, so there's not a lot of vector search anymore. I haven't really thought of any additional features that would make Qdrant closer to a perfect score.