Tools for quickly getting Mistral up and running with Docker and Docker compose. This is inspired by the docker work in the Mistral repo, but defaults to installing a stable version.
However, this project also aims to provide tools for testing and debugging while potentially being ready for production use.
docker-compose build;
docker-compose up;
By setting some environment variables it is possible to change the Mistral
version that is installed. After running the build you run docker-compose up
like normal.
MISTRAL_VERSION="7.0.0.0b2" docker-compose build;
This should work with either a specific version, or a range that pip installs. This means you can even install from a git repo if it is publicly accessible on github or similar.
NOTE: This only works for mistral, not mistral-lib or mistralclient
GERRIT_REVIEW="581059" docker-compose build;