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Configuration
docker-compose.yaml Defines the basic services available in ToxPipe. Rather than editing docker-compose.yaml directly, you should edit docker-compose.override.yaml, which should be in the same directory as docker-compose.yaml.
The file docker-compose.override.yaml exists alongside docker-compose.yaml and is meant to allow a user to provide additional configuration options without needing to modify the original configuration file. An option specified in docker-compose.override.yaml will override the option of the same name if it is already specified in docker-compose.yaml. If the option is not specified in docker-compose.yaml, then the option from docker-compose.override.yaml will be added to the overall configuration.
The .env file stores all environment variables used by the various applications of the ToxPipe ecosystem.
The user-data/conf.yml file is the main configuration file for ToxPipe's Dashy dashboard.
The .litellm/litellm-config.yaml.example file is the main configuration file for ToxPipe's LiteLLM API instance. ToxPipe currently supports models from Amazon Web Services, Azure, Vertex AI, and Ollama.