- Overview
- Create a custom Docker image with CUDA support and server.config
- Create a custom Docker image with server.config
- Run the docker image (CUDA or CPU version)
- Using Llama-cpp server
- Server Configuration using a
server.conf
file
Reference: CoPilot
llama-cpp-python
is a Python package that provides bindings for the llama.cpp
library, which implements Meta’s LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI) architecture in efficient C++. This integration allows developers to leverage the speed and efficiency of C++ within the flexible and widely-used Python environment
Key Features of llama-cpp-python
- Low-Level Access: Provides low-level access to the C API via a ctypes interface.
- High-Level Python API: Offers a high-level Python API for text completion, similar to OpenAI’s API.
- Compatibility: Compatible with LangChain and LlamaIndex, making it easier to integrate into existing workflows.
- Web Server: Includes an OpenAI-compatible web server, allowing it to serve as a local Copilot replacement.
- Multiple Models: Supports multiple models, function calling, and vision API23.
Benefits of Using llama-cpp-python
- Efficiency: By leveraging C++ for core computations, llama-cpp-python provides high performance and efficiency, which is crucial for handling large language models.
- Portability: Designed to run on consumer-grade hardware, including personal computers and laptops, without requiring high-end GPUs or specialized hardware4.
- Flexibility: Combines the computational efficiency of C++ with the ease of use of Python, making it suitable for a wide range of applications5.
- Universal Compatibility: Its CPU-first design ensures less complexity and seamless integration into various programming environments1.
- Focused Optimization: Optimized for the LLaMA models, enabling precise and effective improvements in performance1.
Steps to run and use Llama-cpp.server:
- Define your server configuration (server.config)
- Startup the server in docker
- Access lama-cpp.server from your code
If you need to modify the docker container, then see:
- Create a custom Docker image with CUDA support and server.config
- Create a custom Docker image with server.config
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