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AI Microservices Setup Guide

The document outlines the setup and verification process for the AI Microservices Platform, detailing prerequisites, installation steps, and service verification. It includes instructions for cloning the repository, configuring environment variables, building services, and testing APIs. Additionally, it provides guidance on system monitoring, running automated tests, and troubleshooting common issues.

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AI Microservices Setup Guide

The document outlines the setup and verification process for the AI Microservices Platform, detailing prerequisites, installation steps, and service verification. It includes instructions for cloning the repository, configuring environment variables, building services, and testing APIs. Additionally, it provides guidance on system monitoring, running automated tests, and troubleshooting common issues.

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Project Setup and Verification Guide

This document provides a detailed explanation of how to set up, run, and validate the complete AI
Microservices Platform. It includes prerequisites, installation steps, service verification, testing
procedures, and troubleshooting guidance.

Prerequisites:

- Docker (20.10+)

- Docker Compose (1.29+)

- Git installed

- Machine resources: Minimum 4 CPU cores and 16GB RAM

1. Clone the Project Repository:

Use Git to download the project to your local machine:

git clone

cd ai-microservices-platform

2. Configure Environment Variables:

Copy the example environment configuration file:

cp .[Link] .env

Update the .env file with your Firebase credentials, database configuration, and API authentication
settings.

3. Build and Start All Services:

Build all containers:

docker-compose build

Start the services:

docker-compose up

This launches the CV Service, LLM Service, Post-Processing Service, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ,
Prometheus, and Grafana.

4. Verify Service Health:


Check Computer Vision Service:

curl [Link]

Check LLM Service:

curl [Link]

Each service should return a "healthy" status.

5. Test the Computer Vision API:

Submit an image for processing:

curl -X POST [Link] -H "Authorization: Bearer " -F "file=@[Link]"

6. Test the LLM API:

Generate text with a prompt:

curl -X POST [Link] -H "Authorization: Bearer " -H "Content-Type:


application/json" -d '{"prompt": "Explain quantum computing"}'

7. View Database History:

Retrieve past requests:

curl [Link] -H "Authorization: Bearer "

8. System Monitoring:

Prometheus dashboard: [Link]

Grafana dashboard: [Link] (default login: admin/admin)

9. Run Automated Tests:

Execute the full test suite:

./run_tests.sh

Or run pytest:

pytest tests/ -v

Expected Outcomes:

- All services return healthy status

- Object detection and text generation work correctly


- Data stored in PostgreSQL and Firebase

- RabbitMQ processes messages

- Monitoring dashboards display system metrics

- All tests pass successfully

Troubleshooting:

- Use docker-compose logs to diagnose issues

- Verify environment variables in .env for authentication issues

- Ensure sufficient system resources

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