deepaas-run¶

Synopsis¶

deepaas-api [options]

deepaas-run is a server daemon that serves the models that are: loaded through the deepaas.v2.models entrypoint API.

--debug, -d¶: If set to true, the logging level will be set to DEBUG instead of the default INFO level.

--debug-endpoint¶: Enable debug endpoint. If set we will provide all the information that you print to the standard output and error (i.e. stdout and stderr) through the /debug endpoint. Default is to not provide this information. This will not provide logging information about the API itself.

--enable-v1¶: Whether to enable V1 version of the API or not. If this option is set to True, DEEPaaS API will offer a /v1/ endpoint with the DEPRECATED version of the API.

--listen-ip LISTEN_IP¶: IP address on which the DEEPaaS API will listen. The DEEPaaS API service listens on this IP address for incoming requests.

--listen-port LISTEN_PORT¶: Port on which the DEEPaaS API will listen. The DEEPaaS API service listens on this port number for incoming requests.

--openwhisk-detect, -w¶: Run as an OpenWhisk action. If this option is set to True DEEPaaS will check if the __OW_API_HOST environment variable is set. If it is set, it will run an OpenWhisk Docker action listener rather than the DEEPaaS API. If it is not set, it will run a DEEPaaS in normal mode. If you specify this option, the value of listen-ip will be used, but the port will is hardcoded to 8080 (as OpenWhisk goes to port 8080). Note that if you are running inside a container, the most sensible option is to set listen-ip to 0.0.0.0.

--predict-workers PREDICT_WORKERS, -p PREDICT_WORKERS¶: Specify the number of workers to spawn for prediction tasks. If using a CPU you probably want to increase this number, if using a GPU probably you want to leave it to 1. (defaults to 1)

--train-workers TRAIN_WORKERS¶: Specify the number of workers to spawn for training tasks. Unless you know what you are doing you should leave this number to 1. (defaults to 1)

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