Open TonySimonovsky opened 1 month ago
This https://github.com/getzep/zep/issues/253 didn't help btw.
I have the same error!
Please ensure you're using the zep-cloud container and not the zep container. The latter expects a config file loaded from the directory from which the container is run.
I just tried running the docker compose up
in this tutorial and it still didn't work, do I need to change something?
Do you have the config.yaml file from the repo present in the directory from which you ran docker compose? Do the logs mention the file is missing?
Yes, I just downloaded the repository, added a .env with the open AI key and ran docker compose.
Can you share your logs?
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Yes, I just downloaded the repository, added a .env with the open AI key and ran docker compose.
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docker compose should use Dockerfile.cloud, not Dockerfile when deploying with Dockerfile.cloud it works for me
Describe the bug I'm trying to add Zep to my service from inside docker-compose but always get this error: level=fatal msg="store.type must be set"
To Reproduce my docker-compose.yml:
(I removed all of my services from it for the sake of clean experiment, but I get the same error whether I have my services in the file or not)
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