How To Host AI Locally
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Setting Up OpenWebUI with Docker and Ollama
Summary: To run OpenWebUI, install Docker Desktop (following OS-specific instructions), then copy the provided command from the OpenWebUI page and paste it into your terminal. Access OpenWebUI via browser at http://localhost:3000 or through the Docker app by clicking 3000:8080. Create a shortcut/progressive web app for convenient access.
Insights:
- Docker simplifies running applications like OpenWebUI by handling configurations automatically.
- OpenWebUI is accessed via a web browser interface, offering flexibility and ease of use.
- Creating a shortcut/PWA streamlines access, integrating it seamlessly into your workflow. Proper Nouns:
- Docker: A platform that simplifies the process of building, shipping, and running applications within containers.
- OpenWebUI: A user interface for running large language models, in this context accessed locally.
- Ollama: A tool for running large language models locally.
- Brave: A web browser, used here as an example for creating PWAs. Research -What are the different methods of locally hosting a large language model? -What are the advantages and disadvantages of using OpenWebUI compared to other UIs? -What are the different deployment strategies for LLMs using tools like Docker?
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