Qdrant

Create itCopy Anchor Link

In your project, choose Create, then Qdrant from the templates. Raseef creates the service with the settings below, generates its secrets and deploys it. Its data lives on its own volume.

Connect from your appCopy Anchor Link

Qdrant is a private service: it has no public address. Other services in the same environment reach it on its private address and port, which Raseef offers as variables you can reference.

Reference its address and port from your app, using the name you gave the service (here qdrant):

QDRANT_HOST=${{ qdrant.RASEEF_PRIVATE_DOMAIN }}
QDRANT_PORT=${{ qdrant.RASEEF_PRIVATE_PORT }}

Its credentials are generated when the service is created (see below). Reference them the same way, for example ${{ qdrant.QDRANT__SERVICE__API_KEY }}.

See Variables for how references work.

VariablesCopy Anchor Link

Generated once, when the service is created, and stored encrypted:

Set by the template:

Every variable of a template service is managed by Raseef and cannot be edited. The workspace owner can reveal the secrets from the service panel; each reveal is recorded in the audit log.

Data and backupsCopy Anchor Link

The data directory /qdrant/storage is a persistent volume: it survives restarts and deploys. A service with a volume runs a single replica, and a deploy stops the old replica before starting the new one, so expect a short interruption. See Volumes for sizes and backups.

VersionCopy Anchor Link

The service runs qdrant/qdrant:v1.15.5, pinned by digest when the service is created and kept on that exact image afterwards. Template catalog version 2026-10-19.1.

Upstream documentation: qdrant/qdrant.