Comment out the postgres configuration from docker-compose.yml #504
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the docker-compose configuration by changing the CPU limit value for the cognee service from single to double quotes in the docker-compose.yml file. It also disables the postgres service and its associated volume (postgres_data) by commenting out their entire configurations. The overall file structure remains intact with only these selective modifications. Changes
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63-77: Commented Out PostgreSQL Service Block
The entire PostgreSQL service configuration has been successfully commented out to maintain visibility without activating it. This approach is thoughtful for newcomers who might need a reference configuration later.
• Note: There is a minor typo in the comment on line 77 ("VOLUES" should be "volumes").
82-85: Cleaning Up Trailing Spaces in Comments
Lines 82–85 have trailing spaces (as flagged by YAMLlint). Although they are in comments, removing the extra whitespace will improve file cleanliness and prevent potential linter warnings. Consider applying a cleanup as shown below.Proposed diff:
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docker-compose.yml (1)
22-23: Updated CPU Limit Formatting
The change to use double quotes for the CPU limit value (cpus: "2.0") improves consistency in YAML formatting. Ensure that this change is aligned with your deployment expectations.
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I wouldn't comment out postgres from docker compose since we use it all the time, you can run docker compose with specifying only the containers you need if you don't need postgres. |
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I understand you guys are using postgres, but I was approaching this from the perspective of the experience of new community members who may not have docker experience or technical background. In that frame of mind, default should enable smoothest onboarding in the SQLite-NetworkX-LanceDB scenario, hence leaving *postgress details visible but commented. |
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Comment out the postgres configuration from docker-compose.yml. I think leaving postgres details commented is better than removing them entirely. This keeps simple optionality visible for newcomers.
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