Additionally here's an excellent tutorial to do it via Docker Compose in Cosmos Cloud:
https://discord.com/channels/1083875833824944188/1283413252356706416/1283785229923909694
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Locate the Docker Compose File:
- Find the Docker Compose file for the desired service. For example, you can use the Open Chat UI and Ollama setup from the following GitHub repository: Open Chat UI Docker Compose File
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Docker Compose Configuration:
- The Docker Compose file defines two services:
ollamaandopen-webui. This is the configuration
- The Docker Compose file defines two services:
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Import the Docker Compose File:
- Go to the ServApps section in Cosmos.
- Click on Import Compose File.
- Click Next and proceed to add or modify the configuration. Replace any
${}placeholders with the desired values, such aslatestor any specific version you prefer. You can also make changes later if needed.
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Create the Docker Containers:
- Click Create. The Docker containers will be automatically created based on the provided configuration.
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Access the Service:
- After the containers are created, you can access the service by adding a new URL.
- Cosmos typically auto-detects the correct port, so you usually only need to create the URL.
- You can now access the service as usual.
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Customize with Labels:
- Optionally, you can customize the service further using labels such as:
cosmos-iconcosmos-stackcosmos-stack-main
- Optionally, you can customize the service further using labels such as:
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Modify Environment Variables:
- Refer to the documentation for the Docker service and its environment variables. You can modify these variables directly from the Docker or Compose tab in Cosmos.
That's it!