Show HN: Batteries Included AI Deployment (github.com)
In short, it's a template for deploying AI inference APIs with FastAPI.
In long, it uses Docker to encapsulate (almost) the entire development and deployment process. The repo includes:
1. A way to download and cache models straight from huggingface
2. A way to expose those cached models via a FastAPI server endpoint
3. A docker configuration that exposes a `debugpy` port so that you can debug your application within a container
4. A way to run tests
5. A way to debug tests (using `debugpy` as mentioned above)
6. A way to run pre-commits on staged files
7. A way to manually run pre-commits on all code in your repository
8. CI steps via GitHub Actions
9. Full Observability with a Grafana Dashboard
10. Metrics via Prometheus
11. Tracing via Tempo
12. Logs via Loki
13. GPU monitoring via DCGM
14. CD via GitHub actions and a `post-receive` hook on the server
15. Alerts that email you when something goes wrong in production
I say "almost" because you still need a way to attach to the debugger port from outside the docker container and there's some one-time configurations that need to be set up manually, but not anything beyond that.
I'd love to hear any feedback you might have :)
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 14.6 ms ] threadYou've got the data scientists tinkering away with the actual models where half of their stuff is in Jupyter notebooks. You've got the platform engineers sticking these models behind an API. DevOps making sure any model/code updates get propagated to prod in a safe and hassle free manner. Then you've got Infra who needs to make sure you actually have the specialized hardware to deploy these models onto.