Currently, we are using a vector database called Qdrant, but most of our tasks are agentic, and we don't have it anymore. I can answer a few questions about Qdrant. I have used Qdrant's hybrid search capability. The use of multiple query languages has impacted my data query processes mostly as Q&A. We use the Ragas metrics to evaluate Qdrant's performance in indexing and retrieving vectors. All the metrics I consider in Ragas are useful. In my company, we have around eight or nine people using Qdrant. I think Qdrant is popular enough in my region, but they can probably promote it more. I rate this review a 9 out of 10.
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Currently, we are using a vector database called Qdrant, but most of our tasks are agentic, and we don't have it anymore. I can answer a few questions about Qdrant. I have used Qdrant's hybrid search capability. The use of multiple query languages has impacted my data query processes mostly as Q&A. We use the Ragas metrics to evaluate Qdrant's performance in indexing and retrieving vectors. All the metrics I consider in Ragas are useful. In my company, we have around eight or nine people using Qdrant. I think Qdrant is popular enough in my region, but they can probably promote it more. I rate this review a 9 out of 10.