Configuration¶
This page lists the Gradio account, the database, and the input limits. The
starter does not take a provider key. /opt/sushi/docs/README.md on the
instance is the package reference.
Where things live¶
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
sushi-gradio.service |
The application service. It starts on boot as a non-root user. |
127.0.0.1:7860 |
Authenticated page and queue API. Open it through a tunnel. |
/home/ubuntu/.config/sushi-gradio/access.json |
Username and password, mode 0600, created on first boot. |
/var/lib/gradio/predictions.sqlite3 |
Saved predictions. |
/var/lib/gradio |
Service state to include in a backup. |
~/gradio-results |
JSON files written by sushi-gradio predict. |
/opt/sushi/docs/demo.sh |
Walkthrough. |
/opt/sushi/docs/README.md |
Image notes. |
The service keeps the first identity and the saved predictions across restarts. Do not delete the access file or the identity files to rerun setup.
Sign-in account¶
Read access.json in the ubuntu session when you need the username and
password. The helper reads the same file when you run sushi-gradio predict
and sushi-gradio read. Do not copy the file into a command line, a log, or
a ticket.
Input the model accepts¶
- At most 512 characters.
- At most 64 English words.
- The text includes a word from the original examples.
The documented examples are helpful excellent service and
awful poor service. The page and the terminal client use the same queue
API. Pass a new --output path for every sushi-gradio predict call.
The model is a local teaching model. Do not use its class or probabilities for a consequential decision. The starter does not download weights and does not call a model provider.
Listen address¶
Forward workstation port 7860 to the instance's port 7860, and open
http://127.0.0.1:7860 on the workstation. The published guide says to keep
both ends bound to localhost and to leave the application port off the
internet. It does not describe a public listener.
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