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qdrant-search-speed-optimization

Diagnoses and fixes slow Qdrant search. Use when someone reports 'search is slow', 'high latency', 'queries take too long', 'low QPS', 'throughput too low', 'filtered search is slow', or 'search was fast but now it's slow'. Also use when search performance degrades after config changes or data growt

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Diagnose a problem

There the multiple possible reasons for search performance degradation. The most common ones are:

  • Memory pressure: if the working set exceeds available RAM
  • Complex requests (e.g. high hnsw_ef, complex filters without payload index)
  • Competing background processes (e.g. optimizer still running after bulk upload)
  • Problem with the cluster (e.g. network issues, hardware degradation)

Single Query Too Slow (Latency)

Use when: individual queries take too long regardless of load.

Diagnostic steps:

  • Check if second run of the same request is significantly faster (indicates memory pressure)
  • Try the same query with with_payload: false and with_vectors: false to see if payload retrieval is the bottleneck
  • If request uses filters, try to remove them one by one to identify if a specific filter condition is the bottleneck

Common fixes:

Can't Handle Enough QPS (Throughput)

Use when: system can't serve enough queries per second under load.

Filtered Search Is Slow

Use when: filtered search is significantly slower than unfiltered. Most common SA complaint after memory.

  • Create payload index on the filtered field Payload index
  • Use is_tenant=true for primary filtering condition: Tenant index
  • Try ACORN algorithm for complex filters: ACORN
  • Avoid using nested filtering conditions as a primary filter. It might force qdrant to read raw payload values instead of using index.
  • If payload index was added after HNSW build, trigger re-index to create filterable subgraph links

Optimize search performance with parallel updates

Diagnostic steps

  • Try to run the same query with indexed_only=true parameter, if the query is significantly faster, it means that the optimizer is still running and has not yet indexed all segments.
  • If CPU or IO usage is high even with no queries, it also indicates that the optimizer is still running.

Recommended configuration changes

  • reduce optimizer_cpu_budget to reserve more CPU for queries
  • Use prevent_unoptimized=true to prevent creating segments with a large amount of unindexed data for searches. Instead, once a segment reaches the so called indexing_threshold, all additional points will be added in ‘deferred state’.

Learn more here

What NOT to Do

  • Set always_ram=false on quantization (disk thrashing on every search)
  • Put HNSW on disk for latency-sensitive production (only for cold storage)
  • Increase segment count for throughput (opposite: fewer = better)
  • Create payload indexes on every field (wastes memory)
  • Blame Qdrant before checking optimizer status

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