[Feature]: Terraform AWS, GCP, Azure

[StanGirard]

The Feature

I'd like to allow people to easily deploy Quivr on each cloud provider.

#1153 started for aws a long time ago. Need a bit of updates.

Motivation, pitch

Easy deploy

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[dosubot]

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Hello @StanGirard,

It's good to see you here once again! Hope you're doing well.

Based on the information provided, it seems like you're interested in deploying Quivr on multiple cloud platforms, namely AWS, GCP, and Azure. This is indeed possible and a great idea for enhancing the accessibility and scalability of Quivr.

As you mentioned, there was an initial start on AWS deployment under issue #1153. However, without specific details on the updates required for this issue, it's challenging to provide a precise answer.

In general, to deploy Quivr on these platforms, you would need to follow these steps:

1. Build the Docker image using the Dockerfile.
2. Push the Docker image to a container registry that your cloud provider can access.
3. Create a new service in your cloud provider to run the Docker image.
4. Configure the service with the necessary environment variables and other settings.
5. Start the service.

These steps are based on the Dockerfile provided in the backend of the Quivr repository.

For AWS, you can use services like AWS Elastic Beanstalk or AWS Fargate. For GCP, you can use Google Kubernetes Engine or Google Cloud Run. For Azure, you can use Azure Kubernetes Service or Azure Container Instances.

Please note that the specific steps and commands will vary depending on the cloud provider and the specific service you are using. You should refer to the documentation of your cloud provider for detailed instructions.

If you could provide more details on the specific updates required for the AWS deployment started under issue #1153, I could provide a more tailored response.

Regarding the similar solved issue [Hosting] AAContributor I can deploy Quivr on multiple cloud providers (AWS, GCP, ?), the solution suggested making Auth more agnostic by swapping out the Supabase auth client libraries with something like Auth.js, formerly NextAuth. This could be a potential starting point for your feature request.

I hope this information is helpful, and I'm here to assist with any further questions you may have.

Sources

• [Hosting] AAContributor I can deploy Quivr on multiple cloud providers (AWS, GCP, ?)
• backend/Dockerfile

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Thanks for your contributions, we'll be closing this issue as it has gone stale. Feel free to reopen if you'd like to continue the discussion.