qdrant-mcp-local

what is qdrant-mcp-local?

qdrant-mcp-local is a Docker Compose setup that allows users to easily launch Qdrant and MCP-server-qdrant in a local environment.

how to use qdrant-mcp-local?

To use qdrant-mcp-local, clone the repository, create a data directory, and run Docker Compose to start the services. The Qdrant vector search engine and MCP server will be accessible at specified local URLs.

key features of qdrant-mcp-local?

• Easy setup of Qdrant and MCP-server-qdrant using Docker Compose
• Persistent data storage in a local directory
• Customizable environment variables through a .env file

use cases of qdrant-mcp-local?

1. Setting up a local development environment for vector search applications.
2. Testing and debugging applications that utilize the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
3. Experimenting with Qdrant's capabilities without needing a cloud setup.

FAQ from qdrant-mcp-local?

• What are the prerequisites for using qdrant-mcp-local?

You need Docker and Docker Compose V2 installed on your machine.

• How do I stop the services?

You can stop the services by running docker compose down in the terminal.

• What if the containers do not start?

You can run a debug script or check the logs for troubleshooting.