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No, this is not supported at this time. We'd recommend to tag each point with datetime payload. You can create a datetime index on them to efficiently search over them. While searching, simply provide a datetime range filter. For deleting old data you can do the same with a delete filter in a cron job. We have been exploring the ability for setting TTLs on points, but didn't have a strong use case for it while alternatives are available. |
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We're also hoping for expiry and a TTL, more specifically: set a TTL which gets automatically bumped on access, and automatically reaped when time is up. This is especially helpful in the use case where you're using qdrant for semantic caching. |
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I need store my vector data in recent 2 weeks, so I must use a schedule job to delete expired documents. Can qdrant support ttl index like mongodb to expired these documents?
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