OpenK9 is a new Cognitive Search Engine that allows you to build next generation search experiences. It employs a scalable architecture and machine learning to enrich unstructured data and give the best user experience possible.
To make Openk9 run on your machine with latest stable release, you just need docker installed and run:
docker compose up -dMonitor logs of openk9-initializer container to check when all is started:
docker logs -f openk9-initializerFollowing message is displayed when all is started:
🚀 Starting Data Seeder...
1️⃣ Creating Tenant...
✅ 1/4 Tenant Created. Schema: grookey
🕵️ Hunting for password in logs...
🔎 Scanning logs for password (Attempt 1/10)...
2️⃣ Initializing Default Data...
✅ 2/4 Tenant Initialized.
3️⃣ Configures Connectors...
✅ 3/4 Web Connector configured.
✅ 4/4 Minio Connector configured.
🔐 FOUND PASSWORD: 52c1d7c5-2e50-471d-8b3f-12d286dafae3
🎉 Done.After all components have been started, openk9 is runinng with initial configuration at address https://demo.openk9.localhost.
To access to admin panel go to https://demo.openk9.localhost/admin. Access with username k9admin and using password founded in openk9-initizializer logs.
Search frontend is available here:
- Standalone search frontend to test search on indexed data.
If you want to try Openk9 with also File Handling and Gen Ai components use compose-all.yaml file:
docker compose -f compose.yaml -f compose-all.yaml up -dTo test conversational search:
- Conversational search frontend to chat with indexed data
Enjoy Openk9!
To install Openk9 in production is advisable to deploy it in Kubernetes or Openshift environments.
You can find a complete guide to do it here using Helm Charts.
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