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update quickstart #311
update quickstart #311
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Overall, it looks fine. I'm wondering if we should mention that users should "have the latest version of Python". Using Python 3.10 is also okay, as long as they don't want to use something really old.
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For local prototyping, we like to use Jupyter Notebooks or Google Colab. Open up your virtual environment to run the following Python code: |
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Google colab won't be able to connect to localhost
, the tutorial won't work
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# Quickstart | |||
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In this short example, you will use the Python Client to create a Collection, load data into it and run a basic search query. | |||
The first few steps will show you how to self-host Qdrant using Docker. However, you can always sign up for [Qdrant Cloud](../cloud/quickstart-cloud/) and spin up a cluster with much less effort. Your first cluster is completely free. |
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I would only keep this line
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I suggest pushing an absolute link, in case we move this page in the future.
The first few steps will show you how to self-host Qdrant using Docker. However, you can always sign up for [Qdrant Cloud](../cloud/quickstart-cloud/) and spin up a cluster with much less effort. Your first cluster is completely free. | |
The first few steps will show you how to self-host Qdrant using Docker. However, you can always sign up for [Qdrant Cloud](/documentation/cloud/quickstart-cloud/) and spin up a cluster with much less effort. Your first cluster is completely free. |
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This PR addresses 308.
Quickstart users should know that they need to switch over to a venv after self-hosting in Docker.
Just-making it more obvious.
Also, adding more details about Qdrant Cloud.