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# Perplexica Web Reasearch AI
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# How to Set Up and Self-Host Perplexica Using Docker
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## Preperation
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## 1. Preparing Your Development Environment
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### Updating Dependencies
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Before you start, it's essential to ensure your system has the necessary dependencies installed:
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```bash
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sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
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```
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apt update && apt upgrade -y
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This command updates your package lists and installs any new required packages.
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### Installing Docker
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Docker is crucial for containerizing and running Perplexica. Install Docker CE (for development) or Docker Hub (for production):
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```bash
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apt install docker.io docker-compose git -y
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```
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## Download The Project
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```
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This will install Docker CE on your system, allowing you to create and run Docker containers.
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## 2. Cloning the Perplexica Repository
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To get access to the Perplexica codebase:
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```bash
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git clone https://github.com/ItzCrazyKns/Perplexica
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cd Perplexica
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mv sample.config.toml config.toml
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mv .env.example .env
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nano config.toml
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```
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### Edit config.toml
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run the following command
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```
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nano config.toml
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```
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make sure it looks like the following
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```yaml
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[GENERAL]
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SIMILARITY_MEASURE = "cosine"
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KEEP_ALIVE = "5m"
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Replace `[your-repository-url]` with the actual GitHub repository URL of your Perplexica project.
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[MODELS.OPENAI]
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API_KEY = ""
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## 3. Configuring the Docker Compose File
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[MODELS.GROQ]
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API_KEY = ""
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### Understanding the Docker Compose File
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[MODELS.ANTHROPIC]
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API_KEY = ""
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The following YAML file configures a multi-service application:
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[MODELS.GEMINI]
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API_KEY = ""
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[MODELS.CUSTOM_OPENAI]
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API_KEY = ""
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API_URL = ""
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MODEL_NAME = ""
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[MODELS.OLLAMA]
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API_URL = "http://ollama:11434"
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[API_ENDPOINTS]
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SEARXNG = "http://searxng:8080"
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```
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### Edit The Docker Compose File
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run the following command
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```
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nano docker-compose.yaml
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```
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Make Sure It Looks Like The following
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```yaml
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services:
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searxng:
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- ./config.toml:/home/perplexica/config.toml
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depends_on:
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- ollama #Ensure ollama is started first
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- searxng #Ensure searxng is started second
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restart: unless-stopped
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networks:
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ollama_data: # Add ollama volume so it does not get lost
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```
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### Finally - Execute Docker Compose
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run the following command
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```
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### Explanation of Each Service
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1. **searxng**:
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- Uses the official `docker.io/searxng/searxng:latest` image.
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- Listens on port 4000 and maps to Perplexica's 8080 endpoint.
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2. **ollama**:
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- Uses the Ollama image with CUDA support for GPU acceleration.
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- Exposes port 11434, which is used by Perplexica for API communication.
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3. **app** (Perplexica Service):
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- Runs in a custom Docker image (`itzcrazykns1337/perplexica:main`).
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- Exposes the application on port 3000.
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- Maps local development files to host volumes for data persistence.
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### Volume Configuration
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Volumes ensure that data remains accessible after deployment:
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- `backend-dbstore`: Stores the database used by Perplexica.
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- `uploads`: Stores uploaded content (e.g., PDFs).
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- `config.toml`: Stores configuration settings.
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## 4. Building and Running the Application
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After setting up the Docker Compose file, run these commands to deploy:
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```bash
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docker-compose down && docker-compose up --build -d
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```
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## In Case Of Failour
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run the following commands, i will clean the docker engin from all containers, volumes, images etc
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```
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This command:
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1. Removes existing containers (`docker-compose down`).
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2. Builds and starts a new deployment (`docker-compose up --build -d`).
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## 5. What If It Fails?
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If the setup fails, clean all containers and volumes:
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```bash
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docker rm -v -f $(docker ps -qa)
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docker rmi -f $(docker images -aq)
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docker volume prune
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docker system prune
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sudo systemctl restart docker
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```
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then start over again
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Then, repeat the deployment steps.
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## 6. Conclusion
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By following these steps, you'll have a fully functional Perplexica application running on your local machine. The Docker setup ensures consistency across development environments and simplifies deployment to production.false
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