add Dockerfile

[mpadge]

trafficstars

Thanks for the invitation @imartinez . This is only a draft for now, because we need to decide whether it should have endpoints exposed.

[thebigbone]

I would suggest to use an alpine image instead of ubuntu. Alpine is lightweight, no bloatware and a lot faster than ubuntu

[Polpetta]

I'd also suggest to use the COPY directive instead of cloning with git this repository. It makes the build faster and doesn't need to connect to Github servers but instead it allows to source directly from the local copy.

[mpadge]

@imartinez Current form works, as provides at least a simple start. Would you like me to update docs as well before merging, or after?

@Polpetta Great idea, feel free to add to PR

@thebigbone ubuntu is a safe fallback because it's an image that people are way more likely to already have than any others. Size is not an issue because the image ends up > 15GB anyway, so starting sizes are completely irrelevant. But it's @imartinez's repo anyway, who ultimately gets to decide what base image to use.

[vilaca]

The problem with using ubuntu images is that by being bigger they also introduce more possible vulns.

[tgh19]

Doing the lords work here @mpadge

[imartinez]

@mpadge thanks for the work! Please update the readme presenting this as an alternative way of getting the project running. Try to make it super clear, taking into account there is a lot of people checking out this repo, and not everyone is an experienced SW dev. We can merge it once you got it. Thanks!!

[hanwsf]

https://github.com/imartinez/privateGPT/issues/90#issuecomment-1546902884 ubuntu:latest doesn't work, tested.

[JulienA]

Hello i made another that using dockerfile and compose #120

[mpadge]

@imartinez I'm going to close this in favour of #120 from @JulienA. docker-compose is definitely the way to go, to separate the install and ingest steps.