Where's the Dockerfile?

codeproject / CodeProject.AI-Server

CodeProject.AI Server is a self contained service that software developers can include in, and distribute with, their applications in order to augment their apps with the power of AI.

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Where's the Dockerfile? #109

Open jlk opened 2 months ago

jlk commented 2 months ago

Area of Concern

[ ] Server
[ ] Behaviour of one or more Modules [provide name(s), e.g. ObjectDetectionYolo]
[ ] Installer
[ ] Runtime [e.g. Python3.7, .NET]
[ ] Module packages [e.g. PyTorch)
[X] Something else

Describe the bug I'm looking for a Dockerfile to build a docker image for the AI server. The images are up on Docker Hub, but there's no link to the source of those images, and I don't see a trace of a Dockerfile in the source tree for this project.

Why am I looking for the docker image? Because I've seen the command in there before to just run the server from the CLI without needing VSCode or whatever else, but I was trying to get that without downloading a 5GB container image.

It's a little frustrating how difficult it is to work with this project that claims to make things easy for people...

PrplHaz4 commented 2 months ago

There is definitely a lack of transparency with this project. This related issue was previously opened and closed without any actual resolution: https://github.com/codeproject/CodeProject.AI-Server/issues/51

SeanECP commented 2 months ago

In the documentation, in the CodeProject.AI in Docker section, under the Docker Compose heading, are a series of options you could use for a Dockerfile. https://www.codeproject.com/AI/docs/install/running_in_docker.html

jlk commented 2 months ago

@SeanECP - those are docker compose files, not Dockerfiles. Not of any use when it comes to building container images, unless a Dockerfile is specified within the docker-compose file.

stevemcquaid commented 1 month ago

Best I could find.

https://hub.docker.com/layers/codeproject/ai-server/1.5.5.1/images/sha256-2af04df646e1ecb033858ca0b7b632023fe11794b2d4cb6b06ae867493edf0ec

jlk commented 1 month ago

Thx @stevemcquaid - I can get that off docker history as I'm sure you know. Alas it's missing the base image.

I'm super busy, but when I get time I'll reverse engineer this and share it out. The overall build process for this project...has room to improve.