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# Interactive Tutorial | ||
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## How to run Qdrant? | ||
The quickest way to see how Qdrant works is to access its API from this live instance. | ||
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If you are reading this, you probably already have Qdrant running! | ||
All the examples in this tutorial do not require any additional setup from your side. | ||
You will use the [Qdrant REST API](https://api.qdrant.tech) to interact with sample data. Here you can perform various operations such as inserting vectors, searching, and applying filters. | ||
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This tutorial will demonstrate principles of Qdrant API, which you would be able to reproduce in | ||
Qdrant UI or in Qdrant client for your [favorite programming language](https://qdrant.tech/documentation/interfaces/). | ||
**Note:** All created collections and vectors will remain in the cluster until you delete them. You can always return to the tutorial and edit code blocks to get different results. | ||
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## What is an interactive tutorial? | ||
|Tutorial|What you will learn| | ||
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|[Quickstart](#/tutorial/quickstart)|Create a collection, upsert vectors & run a search.| | ||
|[Payload Filtering](#/tutorial/filtering-clauses)|Refine search results based on payload conditions.| | ||
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In this tutorial, we will guide you through Qdrant API step by step. | ||
You will explore the main features and learn core concepts of Qdrant on an interactive examples. | ||
## Next steps: | ||
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You will be able to run the code blocks in this tutorial and see the results in real-time. | ||
You also can edit the code blocks and see how the results change. | ||
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<details open> | ||
<summary>**Table of Contents**</summary> | ||
- [Quickstart](#/tutorial/quickstart) | ||
- [Filtering Clauses](#/tutorial/filtering-clauses) | ||
</details> | ||
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Once you are ready to leave this sandbox tutorial, you can try the complete [REST API](https://api.qdrant.tech) from the **Console**. All your resources will be persisted. | ||
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You can use one of our [language-specific Clients](https://qdrant.tech/documentation/interfaces/) to build your applications. |