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feat: implements modal wrapper + dockerfile for modal containers #469

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new modal deployment script for processing text queries concurrently.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded README with detailed instructions for Modal deployment.
    • Added a new section titled "Deployment at Scale (Modal)" outlining the deployment process.
  • Chores

    • Created a new Dockerfile configuration for Python application deployment.
    • Implemented infrastructure setup for Modal-based application processing.

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This pull request introduces a new deployment strategy for the Cognee application using Modal's GPU-powered infrastructure. The changes include a new Dockerfile configured for Python 3.11-slim, an updated README with detailed deployment instructions, and a new modal_deployment.py script that implements asynchronous processing for text queries, enabling scalable and concurrent operations.

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Dockerfile_modal New Dockerfile configured for Python 3.11-slim, setting environment variables, installing system dependencies, and project dependencies using Poetry.
README.md Added "Deployment at Scale (Modal)" section with step-by-step instructions for deploying Cognee on Modal.
modal_deployment.py New script implementing asynchronous text processing with Modal, including entry() and main() functions for concurrent query handling.

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    participant User
    participant ModalApp
    participant CogneeSys
    participant SearchEngine

    User->>ModalApp: Provide text and query
    ModalApp->>CogneeSys: Add text
    CogneeSys->>CogneeSys: Cognification process
    CogneeSys->>SearchEngine: Perform graph completion search
    SearchEngine-->>CogneeSys: Return search results
    CogneeSys-->>ModalApp: Return processed results
    ModalApp-->>User: Display results
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🐰 Modal's magic, a deployment delight,
Cognee leaps with computational might!
Async queries dance, results take flight,
From text to insight, scaling new height,
A rabbit's dream of processing bright! 🚀


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Dockerfile_modal (5)

1-2: Consider pinning the Python base image version.
Using python:3.11-slim without a specific patch version may yield unpredictable builds over time.


3-8: Avoid duplicating PYTHONPATH environment variable.
PYTHONPATH is set again at line 22. Consider consolidating them to reduce confusion in the environment.

 ENV PIP_NO_CACHE_DIR=true
 ENV PATH="${PATH}:/root/.poetry/bin"
-ENV PYTHONPATH=/app
 ENV RUN_MODE=modal
 ENV SKIP_MIGRATIONS=true

10-17: Efficiently layer and manage build dependencies.
You can merge the apt-get commands and the Poetry installation steps into fewer layers to reduce image size. Also consider pinning each package version or using a multi-stage build if final size is critical.


19-23: Consolidate sequential WORKDIR and ENV lines.
You have multiple WORKDIR /app statements (lines 19 and 23) and repeated setting of PYTHONPATH. Group them into a single block to simplify the Dockerfile.


27-29: Pin Poetry to a specific version.
Pinning Poetry ensures consistent builds and reduces the risk of sudden breakage due to updated Poetry versions.

 RUN pip install poetry
+RUN poetry --version # or specify pip install poetry==1.5.x
 RUN poetry install --all-extras --no-root --without dev
modal_wrapper.py (2)

25-45: Handle Sentry DSN and potential errors more robustly.
Currently, sentry_sdk.init(dsn=None) means Sentry isn’t actually capturing events. If error tracking is critical, supply a real DSN or pass the DSN as an environment variable. Also, confirm that the try/finally architecture suffices for your error-handling needs.


76-76: Use a more graceful shutdown.
Forcing SIGKILL can skip teardown steps like cleanup or final logging. Consider a normal exit or a SIGTERM followed by awaiting cleanup if you need a graceful shutdown.

-    os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGKILL)
+    # Prefer a graceful approach:
+    # os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGTERM)
+    # await asyncio.sleep(1) # finalize ongoing tasks
+    # or simply:
+    return 0
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31-32: Confirm that copying these files is necessary and secure.
Copying the entire cognee directory and README.md is valid, but ensure no sensitive or extraneous files are included.

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Copying these files is both necessary and secure
The cognee directory contains only Python source code, properly isolated test files, and essential assets. No sensitive files, credentials, or unnecessary build artifacts were found. The README.md is required for documentation.

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15-22: Ensure environment variables are set at runtime.
You rely on os.getenv("ENV") and os.getenv("LLM_API_KEY") for .env(...). Verify these are provided in production for consistent behavior.


47-64: Mismatched text-query pairs.
Line 53 references “Bluefin tuna” but line 54 queries about water in Jezero Crater. This may cause nonsensical results. Please confirm this is intentional.

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modal_deployment.py (3)

1-7: Consolidate imports for readability and maintenance
You may consider grouping relevant built-in and third-party imports to improve clarity. While this is optional, it often enhances the code's organization.


11-21: Ensure environment variables are set before building the Docker image
If .env is not properly configured, os.getenv("LLM_API_KEY") or os.getenv("ENV") could be None, causing unexpected behavior. Consider providing default values or adding checks before building the image.

Do you want me to add a script that warns the user if these environment variables are unset before building?


39-94: Use a more graceful shutdown instead of forcefully sending SIGTERM
Invoking os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGTERM) can terminate other background tasks abruptly. Consider allowing the event loop to exit naturally or implement a structured shutdown routine.

-    os.kill(os.getpid(), signal.SIGTERM)
+    # Consider a graceful shutdown:
+    # For example, await any cleanup tasks or simply let the script exit.
+    # e.g., asyncio.get_event_loop().stop()
README.md (3)

244-244: Use a sub-heading for "Deployment at Scale (Modal)" rather than a level-3 heading with a hash
To keep consistency with the rest of the heading styles, consider using the same heading style (## or ###) consistently.


248-248: Convert emphasis to headings for better readability
Markdownlint warns against using bold for headings (MD036). Use a heading syntax (e.g., ####) instead of double-asterisks.

-**1. Install the modal python client**
+#### 1. Install the modal python client

-**2. Create a free account on [Modal](https://modal.com)**
+#### 2. Create a free account on [Modal](https://modal.com)

-**3. Set Up Modal API Key**
+#### 3. Set Up Modal API Key

-**4. Run cognee example**
+#### 4. Run cognee example

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261-261: Add a clarifying comma
A comma after “instances” would improve readability.

-This simple example will deploy separate cognee instances building their own memory stores...
+This simple example will deploy separate cognee instances, building their own memory stores...
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8-10: Validate the cognee imports
Confirm that these imports are necessary and that any referenced modules are properly installed to avoid import errors or missing dependencies when running in new environments.

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244-247: Enhance the Modal deployment section introduction.

Consider these improvements for better clarity:

  1. Replace "4(+1)" with "5" for simplicity
  2. Add a brief explanation of Modal's benefits (e.g., GPU acceleration, auto-scaling)
-Scale cognee in 4(+1) simple steps to handle enterprise workloads using [Modal](https://modal.com)'s GPU-powered infrastructure
+Scale cognee in 5 simple steps using [Modal](https://modal.com)'s GPU-powered infrastructure. Modal provides automatic GPU acceleration and seamless scaling for handling enterprise workloads.

252-253: Add context about Modal account requirements.

Consider adding a note about account requirements (e.g., free tier limitations, billing information if needed).

**2. Create a free account on [Modal](https://modal.com)**
+Modal offers a free tier suitable for testing. For production deployments, review their pricing and resource limits.

265-265: Add resources for Modal development.

Consider adding links to Modal's documentation and examples to help users develop their solutions.

-**5. Change the modal_deploy script and develop your own AI memory at scale 🚀**
+**5. Develop your own AI memory at scale 🚀**
+
+Check out these resources to customize your Modal deployment:
+- [Modal Documentation](https://modal.com/docs/guide)
+- [Cognee Examples](./examples/modal/)
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248-251: LGTM!

The pip installation command is clear and correctly formatted.

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