Qdrant in production – Part 1
I’ve been working with qdrant since v1.6.0, and maintaining the first qdrant REST API client for .NET (why REST but
Author: TonySkorik
Rouge one : a story of missing constants
This time we are going to shift some bits around and compute constant values because it’s more fun. … Continue readingRouge one : a story of missing constants
Rouge one : an integer representation story
Today we are going to play with some bits. … Continue readingRouge one : an integer representation story
Fun With Filters
Recently I’ve been integrating Qdrant vector search database into our infrastructure, services and processes, and came across one problem.
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Unforeseen Consequences
Today I was updating our Postgress-based key-value store (which I blog about later) to use shared memcached cache for storing shard configuration instead of an in-memory one, and introduced a certain curious bug which I want to overview is some detail.
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Home-brew sharding. Creating a bicycle for fun and profit
Now, that’s the solution which is as much interesting itself as the way we came to it.
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Lock with style
Today we’ll talk about multiple instances of one (micro)service synchronization.
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Log, Report and Measure with style
Today let’s talk about logging.
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