Is it possible to run multiple instances of Rasa X on a single Ubuntu Server? Right now I have set up two rasa x folder on the server. While I run “docker-compose up -d” on one folder everything runs fine. But when I run “docker-compose up -d” on the second folder Nginx docker gives an error of port 80 is already in use. Any help or explanation will be helpfull for me.
You can update by writing docker-compose.override.yml file and exposing second bot to different port. Meanwhile does your both the bots are in /etc/rasa folder?
Okay Thanks. I have done that. Now both are working fine. No both are not in /etc/rasa folder. I have installed the second one on different folder.
Hi, I am trying the same, can you share your docker-compose.override.yml
Hi @vanshkapil,
Here is your required change that I have done to support multiple instances. I am sharing only a screenshot of the change that needs to be done. Rest you will understand the concept.
Thanks. This is helpful. 1 more question, with 1 instance, we just use the url to access rasa-x. How would we access the second instance now ?
For the second instance, you have to install rasa-x on another directory. And you just need to change the ports in its Nginx configuration. I am currently running 4 rasa-x on the same ubuntu server.
INstallation is ok and docker-compose settings are also clear. What I am asking is, in case of only 1 RASA-X instance, I can reach it by accessing URL on the browser. But for multiple instances, how will my URL change to reach different instances.
Oh, now I understand your problem. For 1st Instance use this URL: http://127.0.0.1:82
For 2nd Instance use this URL: http://127.0.0.1:84
As defined in nginx configuration.
If still there is any confusion you can ask me again. I will help you.
You can access multiple rasa-x instance from url by changing the port number ahead of the address as described above.
You will get the port number from docker compose nginx ports.
Hmmm. Is there any service running that is using port 443? Like “apache2” ??
hello, I 've already installed two rasax in one ubuntu server by following your advice. but I have met some problems on creating user&PW which will be used for accessing rasa_x when I try to create a new user by the command: sudo python rasa_x_commands.py create admin myusername mypw I will get the error “fail to create the user” hope your idea
@omerraheem Hi, I am also trying to deploy multiple rasa x instances on one server. I changed the nginx port like you did and I could reach 2 instances at the same time. However, I could only upload model to instance1, and for instance, I experienced ‘Model upload failed. Please try again later’ error. Did you also change something else in the config or any other thoughts about why this happened? Thanks!
- for instance 2