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[1/3 - Anomaly detection] [1/2 - Classification algorithm classification] Upload the dataset to Qdrant (set...

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Workflow Description

A workflow detecting anomalies and classifying datasets by extracting data from Google Cloud Storage, processing it through classification algorithms, and uploading results to Qdrant for advanced search and analysis.

How it works

  1. 1.Trigger the workflow manually and receive input data
  2. 2.Fetch datasets from Google Cloud Storage buckets
  3. 3.Apply classification and anomaly detection algorithms
  4. 4.Filter and process results based on defined criteria
  5. 5.Send processed data to Qdrant via HTTP request
  6. 6.Log execution status and return results

Use cases

  • Detect anomalies in application logs or performance metrics
  • Automatically classify documents and files in cloud repositories
  • Build continuous machine learning models on streaming data

Requirements

  • Active Google Cloud account with Storage bucket access
  • Configured and operational Qdrant server instance
  • Knowledge of classification algorithms and data formats

Service Value

Ready-made workflow template for automation delivery and service execution.

Apps Used

Google Cloud Storage

Details

Trigger Automatic trigger
Nodes 25
Apps 1
Views 200
Downloads 102

How to Use

  1. 1.Click "Download Template"
  2. 2.Open your n8n dashboard
  3. 3.Go to Workflows > Import from File
  4. 4.Select downloaded file and configure credentials

Nodes Used (25)

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When clicking ‘Test workflow’

Manual Trigger

#1

Google Cloud Storage

Google Cloud Storage

#2

Get fields for Qdrant

Set

#3

Qdrant cluster variables

Set

#4

Embed crop image

HTTP Request

#5

Create Qdrant Collection

HTTP Request

#6

Check Qdrant Collection Existence

HTTP Request

#7

Batches in the API's format

Set

#8

Batch Upload to Qdrant

HTTP Request

#9

Split in batches, generate uuids for Qdrant points

Code

#10

If collection exists

If

#11

Sticky Note

Sticky Note

#12

Payload index on crop_name

HTTP Request

#13

Sticky Note1

Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

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Sticky Note

#22

Filtering out tomato to test anomalies

Filter

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Sticky Note

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