Add Docker Images for running Haystack #85
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tholor
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| version: '3' | ||
| services: | ||
| haystack-api: | ||
| image: "deepset/haystack-api-cpu:0.2.0" |
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How about naming the image "deepset/haystack-cpu:0.2.0" without the "api"? Is there anything specific for the API in it? We might also re-use it for training / eval ...
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Yes, that sounds good. The CMD for the image is specific to the API, but that can easily be moved to docker-compose.yml and run_docker_gpu.sh.
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Implement generic `default_to_dict` and `default_from_dict`
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This PR adds a docker-compose file for running Haystack on CPU and a shell script to run on GPU.