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Docker containerization and deployment rules for TT Studio

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---
description: Docker containerization and deployment rules for TT Studio
globs: "**/Dockerfile*,**/docker-compose*,**/run.py,**/*deploy*"
alwaysApply: false
---

# Docker & Deployment Rules

Rules for containerization, deployment, and infrastructure management in TT Studio.

## Deployment Architecture

TT Studio uses a multi-container architecture:
- **Frontend Container**: React app served via Vite
- **Backend Container**: Django REST API
- **TT Inference Server**: FastAPI model inference service
- **Hardware Integration**: Automatic `/dev/tenstorrent` mounting

## Setup Script (`run.py`) Guidelines

The `run.py` script is the primary interface for TT Studio management:

### Core Functionality
- Automatic submodule initialization and management
- Environment variable configuration and validation
- Docker container orchestration
- Hardware detection and integration
- Development and production mode support

### Environment Variables
Required variables that must be configured:
- `JWT_SECRET`: Authentication token secret
- `HF_TOKEN`: Hugging Face API token for model access
- `DJANGO_SECRET_KEY`: Django security key
- `TAVILY_API_KEY`: Search functionality (optional)

### Command Patterns
```bash
# Standard setup
python run.py

# Development mode with live reload
python run.py --dev

# Cleanup containers and services
python run.py --stop
```

## Docker Best Practices

### Container Design
- Use multi-stage builds for optimization
- Implement proper health checks
- Handle graceful shutdown signals
- Mount only necessary volumes

### Hardware Integration
- Automatically detect Tenstorrent devices
- Mount `/dev/tenstorrent` when available
- Provide fallback behavior for missing hardware
- Handle device permissions correctly

### Development Mode
- Mount source code volumes for live reload
- Support hot reloading for both frontend and backend
- Maintain development dependencies in separate layers
- Enable debug modes and logging

### Production Mode
- Optimize container sizes
- Use production-ready web servers
- Implement proper logging and monitoring
- Handle environment-specific configurations

## Port Management

Standard port allocation:
- **Frontend**: 3000 (Vite dev server)
- **TT Inference Server**: 8001 (FastAPI)
- **Backend**: Integrated with frontend container

For remote access, support SSH port forwarding:
```bash
ssh -L 3000:localhost:3000 -L 8001:localhost:8001 user@remote
```

## Submodule Management

### Automatic Handling
- Never require manual `git submodule` commands
- Automatically initialize required submodules
- Handle submodule updates and branch switching
- Validate submodule integrity before startup

### TT Inference Server Integration
- Ensure proper submodule initialization
- Handle submodule-specific build requirements
- Integrate submodule services into container orchestration

## Environment Configuration

### Configuration Validation
- Validate all required environment variables at startup
- Provide clear error messages for missing configuration
- Support interactive configuration prompts
- Handle optional configurations gracefully

### Security Considerations
- Never log sensitive environment variables
- Use secure defaults where possible
- Validate JWT secret strength
- Handle API token rotation

## Error Handling & Troubleshooting

### Startup Diagnostics
- Check Docker daemon availability
- Validate hardware device access
- Test network connectivity for model downloads
- Verify container build success

### Common Issues
- Docker permission errors
- Hardware device mounting failures
- Network connectivity for model downloads
- Port conflicts with existing services

### Recovery Procedures
- Implement automatic retry mechanisms
- Provide cleanup commands for corrupted state
- Support partial service restart
- Handle container rebuild scenarios

## Monitoring & Logging

### Container Monitoring
- Track container health and resource usage
- Monitor model inference performance
- Log hardware utilization when available
- Implement proper log rotation

### Service Discovery
- Handle service startup order dependencies
- Implement proper health checks
- Support service restart without full rebuild
- Monitor inter-service communication

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