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Looks like much but it's basically copy pasting the base compose and adjusting for your current infrastructure.
The actual work comes with ingesting the data.
I saw the compose earlier, doesn't it call for an external db, among other things?
If it's just that compose I'll probably implement this tomorrow.
Yep, all you need are
docker-compose.yml,hwaccel.ml.yml,hwaccel.transcoding.ymland the.envfile.And moat of that is copy pasting the template and adjusting (sticking the version number, choosing GPU/ML accelerator, etc.) ig