Daniel J. B. Clarke u8sand

PGStore

OpenAI-like helpers for storing an querying embedding vectors utilizing a postgres database with pgvector extension.

Also included is the docker-compose which instantiates a postgres database with the necessary extension.

Usage

import pathlib

sshgrok

SSH reverse proxy with Traefik route registration.

What it does

Starts a Traefik container on the server.
Uses SSH reverse tunneling to expose a local service through the remote server.
Writes Traefik dynamic config files remotely so requests to a domain route back through the tunnel.
Supports automatic remote port selection and optional TLS via a Traefik certificate resolver / Let’s Encrypt.

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README

docker.io/tensorflow/serving requires that you build a config file when working with more than one model. I find this a bit silly, this image builds it for you assuming you just have all the models in their separate directories.

/models/model-a/1/
/models/model-b/1/
...

	import queue
	import atexit
	import asyncio
	import threading

	def get_event_loop():
	''' Get an active event loop or start one in another thread, stop it when exiting the program
	'''
	try:
	return asyncio.get_event_loop()

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	import csv
	import sys
	import click
	import pathlib
	import logging
	import shutil
	import frictionless

	logging.basicConfig(stream=sys.stderr, level=logging.INFO)

	#!/usr/bin/env python
	# Usage: datapackage-validate [datapackage.json]

	import sys, traceback, logging
	import datapackage

	logging.basicConfig(stream=sys.stderr)

	try:
	from tqdm.auto import tqdm

	#!/usr/bin/env python
	'''
	This script installs packages from requirements file(s) in a virtual environment
	as they would have been installed at a certian date, then assembles the versions
	for the requirements.txt file.

	Usage:
	pip-freeze-timemachine -d 2022-01-01 -r requirements.txt -o requirements.versioned.txt

	requirements:

	# This launches a docker-compose.yaml (defined inline at the bottom)
	# NOTE: this file should be converted to ignition.json which can be used with a Flatcar OS
	# docker run --rm -i quay.io/coreos/butane:latest < docker-compose-flatcar-config.yaml > ignition.json
	variant: flatcar
	version: 1.0.0
	passwd:
	users:
	- name: core
	ssh_authorized_keys:
	- # TODO: insert your public key (the `.pub` file generated by `ssh-keygen`)