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# Qdrant Production Setup Guide
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## 1. How to run this on your Ubuntu VPS
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1. Copy this entire `qdrant` folder to your Ubuntu server.
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2. SSH into your server and navigate to this folder.
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3. Run the following command to start the database in the background:
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```bash
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docker compose up -d
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```
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## 2. Accessing the UI Dashboard
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Qdrant comes with a built-in, beautiful dashboard.
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Once the container is running, open your web browser and go to:
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`http://<YOUR_VPS_IP_ADDRESS>:6333/dashboard`
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Here you can:
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- See all your Collections.
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- View clusters and nodes.
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- Visually inspect your vector payloads and data.
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## 3. Data Persistence
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We have configured two persistent volumes:
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- `./storage`: This is where the live database lives. Even if the server restarts, data is safe here.
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- `./snapshots`: Use this folder to store manual database backups.
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## 4. Security Warning (Crucial)
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By default, port `6333` is open. You **must** configure your Ubuntu UFW firewall so that only your backend server (e.g., your Node.js or Python API server) can access this port.
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Do NOT leave it fully open to the public internet, or anyone can access your vectors.
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