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A Simple Postgres Logger for OpenAI Endpoints

Discover how to implement a simple Postgres logger for OpenAI endpoints, with demonstrations of local and remote database setups for tracking API calls, useful for evaluations and fine-tuning.
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Overview

Discover how to implement a simple Postgres logger for OpenAI endpoints, with demonstrations of local and remote database setups for tracking API calls, useful for evaluations and fine-tuning.

Syllabus

  • Introduction to OpenAI Endpoints and Logging
  • Overview of OpenAI API functionality
    Importance of logging API calls
    Use cases: evaluation and fine-tuning
  • Setting up the Development Environment
  • Required tools and software
    Installing Python and necessary libraries
    Setting up Postgres locally
  • Designing the Postgres Database Schema
  • Understanding database tables and relationships
    Creating a schema to log API requests and responses
    Using pgAdmin or other tools for database management
  • Implementing the Postgres Logger
  • Writing a simple Python script to interact with Postgres
    Connecting to the local Postgres database
    Inserting, updating, and retrieving API call logs
  • Demonstrations of Local Database Logging
  • Setting up test API calls to OpenAI endpoints
    Recording logs in the local Postgres database
    Visualizing and analyzing log data
  • Remote Database Setup for Logging
  • Configuring a remote Postgres server
    Securing remote database connections
    Connecting to remote Postgres from a Python script
  • Deploying and Monitoring the Logger
  • Best practices for deploying the logger in production
    Monitoring the health and performance of the logger
    Addressing potential issues and troubleshooting
  • Evaluations and Fine-tuning Using Logs
  • Analyzing log data for model evaluation
    Using logs to inform fine-tuning strategies
    Case studies or real-world examples of effective use of logs
  • Conclusion and Further Resources
  • Recap of key learning outcomes
    Additional resources and next steps for deeper learning
    Q&A session and feedback mechanism

Subjects

Computer Science