Hi,
I have deployed rasa-x using:
curl -s get-rasa-x.rasa.com | sudo bash
then I connected my git repo having rasa assistant to rasa-x
everything completes successfully.
But when I train my model for the first time, it keeps on training and never finishes. The same rasa bot was trained within 2 minutes on local machine.
Please help.
@Sajjadmanal please tell are you using docker based installation? if yes please check cd /etc/rasa or if you created your own folder and in that folder you will see model, check is there any trained model?
@nik202 I just restarted my aws machine instance and then redeployed using curl -s get-rasa-x.rasa.com | sudo bash
This time, model was trained successfully but when I go to chat with bot, I get nothing on screen.
I checked the logs for the running rasa sdk and it showed no module named numpy.
Could this be a reason. How to install all requirements file in the running containers?
@Sajjadmanal mean you are using quick installation for rasa x. Well, I personally not used the quick install, did you see some folder in the root which is related to rasa?
Good that you checked on your pods 
To install a requirements file, which is in, for example, the actions folder, add the following to the Dockerfile:
COPY actions/requirements.txt ./
RUN pip install --no-cache-dir -r requirements.txt
Full example here.
@ChrisRahme There is only docker-compose.yml and no dockerfile when I do: ls /etc/rasa/
@Sajjadmanal and what command you are using, let me guess docker-compose up -d ? or docker-compose down && docker-compose up -d ? is that right ?
@nik202 Yes, I am using the later one. Where to add pip install requirements.txt? I only have Docker-compose.yml and Docker-compose.override.yml
@Sajjadmanal try to install in /etc/rasa itself and then check pip list later, even before installing check that requirement is there in the list or not. @Sajjadmanal can you even share the docker-compose.override.yml to me?
@nik202 Here is the content of docker-compose.override.yml:
@nik202 Same error when I pip install requirements.txt inside /etc/rasa/
@ChrisRahme Please help if you know. There is no docker file. These are the contents of /etc/rasa/ :
Can I ask where you use numpy? Is it in your custom actions?
@ChrisRahme Yes, in the custom actions.
Then you should have a Dockerfile to build an action server image, upload it to DockerHub, and use it for the quick-installation.
You don’t ever need to use /etc/rasa with the quick-install method.
Please refer to the docs:
Thanks, I got my solution to the question using this.
