docs(docker compose): update README for server configuration and usage instructions; add Docker Compose setup for SYNC Server LLM#12
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Summary of Changes
This pull request updates the README.md file to provide more detailed instructions on how to configure and run the SYNC Server LLM, including instructions for running the server locally, using Docker, and using Docker Compose. It also adds a docker-compose.yaml file to simplify deployment with both the server and the Qdrant database.
Highlights
- README Update: The README.md file has been updated with more detailed instructions on configuring and running the SYNC Server LLM.
- Docker Compose Support: A
docker-compose.yamlfile has been added to simplify deployment with both the server and the Qdrant database. - Configuration Instructions: The configuration instructions in the README have been clarified, emphasizing the use of
configs/config.tomland.envfiles.
Changelog
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- README.md
- Updated the 'Usage' section to 'Configuration' and provided clearer instructions.
- Added detailed steps for running the server locally, using Docker, and using Docker Compose.
- Included notes for Windows users regarding GPU support in Docker.
- Recommended mounting the
hf_cachedirectory to avoid re-downloading Hugging Face models. - Added a link to the Qdrant server setup documentation.
- Replaced the generic 'Usage' section with detailed 'Running the Server' instructions, including local execution and Docker deployment.
- Clarified the purpose of the client example.
- docker-compose.yaml
- Added a new
docker-compose.yamlfile to define services for the backend-llm and Qdrant. - Configured the
backend-llmservice to build from thesync-server-llmdirectory, restart always, map port 50051, use the.envfile, set theQDRANT_HOSTenvironment variable, and mount configuration and cache volumes. - Configured the
qdrantservice to use theqdrant/qdrant:latestimage, restart always, and mount a storage volume.
- Added a new
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Code Review
The pull request updates the README to provide clearer instructions on server configuration and usage, and adds a Docker Compose setup for the SYNC Server LLM. The changes enhance the documentation and simplify deployment.
Merge Readiness
The changes improve the documentation and provide a Docker Compose setup, which simplifies deployment. The pull request is ready to be merged.
docker-compose.yaml
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| # Main backend service for SYNC Server LLM | ||
| backend-llm: | ||
| build: sync-server-llm # Path to the directory with Dockerfile of sync-server-llm |
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It might be helpful to specify the context for the build, e.g., . if the Dockerfile is in the same directory. This makes the compose file more explicit.
build:
context: ./sync-server-llm # Path to the directory with Dockerfile of sync-server-llm
dockerfile: Dockerfile
| - ./configs/config.toml:/app/configs/config.toml | ||
| - ./.hf_cache:/tmp/llama_index |
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Consider using environment variables for the volume paths to make the compose file more configurable.
volumes:
# Mount configuration and cache for persistence
- ${CONFIG_PATH}:/app/configs/config.toml
- ${HF_CACHE_PATH}:/tmp/llama_index
| restart: always | ||
| volumes: | ||
| # Mount storage for persistence | ||
| - ./qdrant_storage:/qdrant/storage |
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Consider using an environment variable for the storage path to make the compose file more configurable.
volumes:
# Mount storage for persistence
- ${QDRANT_STORAGE}:/qdrant/storage
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PR Overview
This pull request updates the README with detailed configuration and running instructions and introduces a Docker Compose setup for the SYNC Server LLM along with its required Qdrant vector database.
- Added a docker-compose.yaml file to define the services.
- Updated the README.md to provide step-by-step instructions for configuring and running the server using multiple methods.
Reviewed Changes
| File | Description |
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| docker-compose.yaml | Introduces the Docker Compose file with backend and Qdrant services for easier deployment. |
| README.md | Updates documentation on configuration and running instructions for the server. |
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| # Qdrant vector database service | ||
| qdrant: | ||
| image: qdrant/qdrant:latest |
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Using the 'latest' tag for the Qdrant image can lead to unpredictable behavior with future releases. It is recommended to pin to a specific version.
| image: qdrant/qdrant:latest | |
| image: qdrant/qdrant:v1.0.0 |
…ockerfile path; change Qdrant image version to v1.13.4
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