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Deploying a ChatGPT Clone to a Server Using the OpenAI API

Offered By: Linode via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

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Learn how to deploy a ChatGPT clone using the OpenAI API in this comprehensive tutorial video. Discover the process of enabling AI chat functionality, obtaining an OpenAI API key, and creating a prompt function. Set up a database to store conversations, implement user models, and create forms to pass data to the API. Explore techniques for coding response prompts and storing messages in the database. Follow step-by-step instructions for deploying the Django application on Akamai, including server connection, Git installation, and repository creation. Master the process of importing the project, updating the PostgreSQL database, and running migrations. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functional ChatGPT clone deployed and ready for testing.

Syllabus

Introduction
Enable Chat with AI Bot
Obtain OpenAI API Key
Create Prompt Function
Create Database to Store Conversations
Import User Model
Add App to Installed Apps
Make Migrations & Save
Add Model to Admin.py
Create Form
Pass Form Data to API
Code Response Prompt
Store Message & Response in Database
Retrieve User History
Deploy Django One Click on Akamai
Connect to Server
Install Git
Create New Repo
Push App to Git
Obtain GitHub Token
Import Project
Pull Changes
Update PostgreSQL Database
Install psycopg2
Run Migrations
Test Web App
Conclusion


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Linode

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