How do I secure this?

[mesgar]

How do I secure this?

[mesgar]

I decided to deploy qdrant on a single Azure VM (Standard E2s v3 (2 vcpus, 16 GiB memory)) for now.
It's much easier to use persistent volumes for large-scale datasets, setting SSL and API key.

i.e.
docker run -p 6333:6333
-v /mnt/qdrant/config/XXX-custom.yaml:/qdrant/config/production.yaml
-v /mnt/qdrant/storage:/mnt/qdrant/storage
-v /mnt/qdrant/snapshots:/mnt/qdrant/snapshots
qdrant/qdrant

and in the XXX-custom.yaml file,
storage:
storage_path: /mnt/qdrant//storage
...
snapshots_path: /mnt/qdrant/snapshots
...
on_disk_payload: true

[tawalke]

@mesgar Thanks for the feedback. I'm going to add this to backlog so that we have auth option in repo.

[D4stiny]

Found this issue while trying to secure a cloud deployment of Qdrant. Unfortunately seems non-trivial outside of Qdrant Cloud.

@tawalke FYI- looks like the default config in this repo exposes the "internal" gRPC port via the load balancer. If the documentation is to be trusted, this is an inherent security flaw: