This project is a restaurant chatbot that is distributed across several microservices. The chatbot can answer general questions about the restaurant, such as operating hours, menu options, and health protocols.

The project consists of the following services:

1. Frontend: A React application that provides the user interface for interacting with the chatbot.

2. Service2: A Python (FastAPI)-based backend that coordinates the communication between the frontend and Service3. This service also manages the interaction history between the user and the chatbot.

3. Service3: Another Python (FastAPI)-based backend hosting the chatbot algorithm. This service communicates with the AI engine (OpenAI GPT-3.5-turbo) to process user queries and generate suitable responses.

4. Redis: A Redis server used for state storage across the services.

5. Postgres: A Postgres server acting as a database for storing vector embeddings.

To get the project up and running, make sure Docker is installed on your system.

Then, run the following command:

docker-compose up

This command starts all services using the docker-compose.yml file. It downloads the necessary Docker images, creates associated containers, and gets them running together.

The provided insert_data.py script can be used to populate the Postgres database with your data. To do this, run the script once the services are up and running. It will connect to the Postgres service, create the necessary tables, and insert data into them.

Rename the .env.example to .env and set your OpenAI API Key.

1. Run Registry as Docker Container

docker run -d -p 5000:5000 --name local-registry registry:2

2. Build all images locally

docker build -t mypostgres ./postgres
docker build -t myservice2 ./service2
docker build -t myservice3 ./service3
docker build -t myfrontend ./frontend

3. Tag and push images

# For Postgres
docker tag mypostgres localhost:5000/mypostgres
docker push localhost:5000/mypostgres

# For Service2
docker tag myservice2 localhost:5000/myservice2
docker push localhost:5000/myservice2

# For Service3
docker tag myservice3 localhost:5000/myservice3
docker push localhost:5000/myservice3

# For Frontend
docker tag myfrontend localhost:5000/myfrontend
docker push localhost:5000/myfrontend