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