docs: add host and port documentation for Docker#142
docs: add host and port documentation for Docker#142rieger-jared wants to merge 1 commit intoDavidyz:mainfrom
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Thanks for this! One thing that I'd suggest is that this doesn't only apply to docker containers. It's possible to deploy standalone chromadb via other daemon services, such as systemd. I'd suggest a change in the wording so that it's clear that it applies to all users who deploy standalone servers, not just dockers.
Otherwise LGTM!
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I'm closing this PR in favour of #143 , which provides more flexibility in how the chroma endpoint is set up. @rieger-jared, thanks for spotting this problem and preparing this PR anyway! |
I ran into a bug where VectorCode wouldn’t connect to my ChromaDB Docker instance and kept starting its own server, even though my Docker container was up and reachable. After some digging, I realized the problem was that I had set
"host": "http://127.0.0.1"in my config, but VectorCode expects just"127.0.0.1"(nohttp://). Including the protocol breaks the connection check.This PR updates the docs to make it super clear:
hostvalue should not includehttp://orhttps://—just use the hostname or IP.Hopefully this saves others the same headache!
Reference: issue #140