Creating a Docker image for the project #38
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Team 5 has started working on this issue. |
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@antlet Thanks for working on this issue! Please let me know if I can help. |
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@noorbuchi Team 5 has almost finished the issue, the only problem is that sometimes the docker image fails on build. It should be 2.02 Gigabytes after the build, however, it sometimes only builds to 1.96 Gigabytes and then won't properly execute because it is missing Gensim. I have found a possible fix though. If I build it on my docker and then push it to docker hub it won't need to be built by users. My only issue with this is that it would be run under the name bennywestsyde/gatorminer. Do you know if there is a docker account or organization I can join so that my username isn't directly attached to it? |
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@BennyWestsyde That's an interesting issue. I'll be taking a look at it and I'll let you know how we can solve it. Which branch is this team currently working on. I can see that there are two branches with |
Running this tool locally can be difficult in some instances. It has many dependencies that need to be installed through various commands like
pip install pipenvandpipenv installin addition to installing the Spacy models.This hassle can be avoided for the user by simply using a Docker image to create and run a container. Instead of ensuring that the Python environment has all the dependencies, the user can run the tool simply by downloading the image and then running it with a
docker runcommand. This feature would also make it easier to host this tool on a cloud platform to potentially be accessed easily. This feature should build on what #31 discusses. Specifically, thepip installcommand can be run inside the container to get all the needed files.Useful resources:
Docker overview
Using Docker and examples
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