Postgres is available at port 5432. To enable access, open the port in the docker-compose.override.yml. You may need to create this file (you can do this directly in the docker-compose.yml but the override file is recommended):
Restart with docker-compose restart and you should be able to hit the Postgres server at 5432.
You can also setup the server to send you a copy of all of the conversations via the RabbitMQ event broker. To do that you would replace the queue: ${RABBITMQ_QUEUE} line in the endpoints.yml to:
queues:
- ${RABBITMQ_QUEUE}
- my_rasa_log
You can now get a copy of the tracker events as they happen by reading your own my_rasa_log message queue from rabbit.
Hi @stephens,
please help me, i want to connect to my postgres daba to extract all my conversation data. Can you give me the command that i can use to do it. I really need your help. thank you in advance. I have installed rasa using docker-compose installation.
@Papa are you able to solve this? If I get you right, you want to connect a Postgres Database to docker compose installation? Or you just want to store the bot/user conversation in database?
@nik i am now able to connect to database but i also want to extract my conversations data into csv format. for now i am not able for the last one. If you know how to do this please help me. thank you !