Step 13 - Configuring images
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Step 13 - Configuring images
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24/01/2024: Document initialization (Ops)
Procedure for Configuring Images for Paradigm
This section describes the steps to configure the images of the services used by the Paradigm application.
Using Default Values
- If you have checked the Use default values configuration box at the beginning of the form, you can skip this section, as the default values will be automatically applied.
Manual Configuration of Images
- If you have not selected the default values, proceed as follows for each service:
For PostgreSQL:
- Paradigm Database User - PostgreSQL
- Enter the PostgreSQL image you wish to use.
- Suggested default value:
postgres:15
For Paradigm Control:
- Paradigm Database User - Control
- Provide the image for Paradigm control.
- Suggested default value:
registry.replicated.com/lighton-paradigm/llm-control_prod:latest
For Redis:
- Paradigm Database User - Redis
- Enter the Redis image for your database.
- Suggested default value:
redis:7.0
For LLM Server:
- Paradigm Database User - LLM Serving
- Indicate the image for the LLM server.
- Suggested default value:
registry.replicated.com/lighton-paradigm/llm-serving_prod:latest
Important Tips and Remarks
- Images must be specified for each component if you are not using the default configuration.
- Ensure that the image versions match the requirements of your deployment.
Saving and Applying Settings
- After specifying the images for each service, verify that all information is accurate.
- Save the settings to finalize the configuration of images in your Paradigm deployment.
Final Note
Correctly specifying images is essential for the stability and performance of the Paradigm application. Ensure that the images are accessible and compatible with your deployment environment.
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