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Add chroma db docs #153

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The pull request introduces updates to the documentation for the CodeRabbit knowledge base and GitHub self-hosting configurations. Key changes include the addition of a new section outlining requirements for on-premises deployments, specifically regarding ChromaDB, including the Docker image to use and environment variable setup. The GitHub self-hosting documentation also received updates to clarify configurations related to ChromaDB and Azure OpenAI model deployment.

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docs/integrations/knowledge-base.md Added section on on-premises deployment requirements for ChromaDB, including Docker image and environment variable setup. Updated guidance on data persistence and clarified existing information.
docs/self-hosted/github.md Updated configuration details for self-hosting with GitHub, including new environment variable CHROMADB_URL and expanded notes on Azure OpenAI deployment names and GitHub Enterprise settings.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add onprem learning config #148: The changes in docs/self-hosted/github.md regarding the addition of environment variables for self-hosting are directly related to the main PR's updates on on-premises deployments and configuration instructions for ChromaDB.
  • Flesh out knowledgebase docs a bit #150: The updates in docs/integrations/knowledge-base.md about enhancing the internal knowledge base and its configuration for on-premises deployments align with the main PR's focus on providing detailed instructions for ChromaDB in self-hosted environments.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
docs/integrations/knowledge-base.md (2)

54-54: Enhance ChromaDB setup instructions for clarity and completeness

While the basic setup is covered, consider adding these important details for a more robust deployment:

  1. Add a note explaining why version 0.5.20 is recommended
  2. Clarify the volume mount syntax with a Docker command example
  3. Add networking considerations for container-to-container communication
  4. Provide an example of the CHROMADB_URL format

Here's a suggested enhancement:

- You must also be running ChromaDB. Use image `chromadb/chroma:0.5.20`. In your CodeRabbit docker image environment variables, set `CHROMADB_URL` to point to the hostname where ChromaDB can be reached. For persistance of your ChromaDB data, mount `/chroma/chroma` in the container to a volume mount. For more information on ChromaDB docker deployment, including how to set up authentication, refer to the [official documentation](https://docs.trychroma.com/deployment/docker). CodeRabbit will use CHROMA_CLIENT_AUTH_CREDENTIALS if it is set.
+ You must also be running ChromaDB. Use image `chromadb/chroma:0.5.20` (recommended version for stability with CodeRabbit). 
+ 
+ ### Configuration
+ 1. Set `CHROMADB_URL` in your CodeRabbit container environment to point to ChromaDB (e.g., `http://chroma:8000`)
+ 2. For data persistence, mount a volume to `/chroma/chroma`:
+    ```bash
+    docker run -v /path/to/your/data:/chroma/chroma chromadb/chroma:0.5.20
+    ```
+ 3. If using Docker Compose, ensure both containers are on the same network
+ 4. For authentication, set `CHROMA_CLIENT_AUTH_CREDENTIALS` in the CodeRabbit container
+ 
+ For more information on ChromaDB deployment options and advanced authentication setup, refer to the [official documentation](https://docs.trychroma.com/deployment/docker).

56-56: Improve sentence structure and grammar

The current sentence could be clearer and is missing a comma.

Here's a suggested improvement:

- By default, CodeRabbit will store its data in the `coderabbitai/data` branch unless you set `ON_PREM_KNOWLEDGE_BASE_BRANCH=<branch_name>` with a value.
+ By default, CodeRabbit will store its data in the `coderabbitai/data` branch, unless you specify a different branch using `ON_PREM_KNOWLEDGE_BASE_BRANCH=<branch_name>`.
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docs/self-hosted/github.md (1)

115-116: Improve documentation structure and cross-referencing

The ChromaDB configuration is related to the knowledge base features (indicated by ON_PREM_KNOWLEDGE_BASE), but this connection isn't clearly explained in the documentation.

Consider:

  1. Adding a reference to the knowledge base documentation section
  2. Grouping related environment variables together
  3. Adding a section header for knowledge base configuration
+# Knowledge Base Configuration
+# See docs/integrations/knowledge-base.md for detailed setup instructions
+
 # Set to true to use the knowledge base features.
 ON_PREM_KNOWLEDGE_BASE=[true]
 # The branch which CodeRabbit will store the knowledge base json files in.
 ON_PREM_KNOWLEDGE_BASE_BRANCH=[coderabbitai/data]
 # URL to the host running ChromaDB 0.5.20.
 CHROMADB_URL=[https://chromadb:8000]
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docs/integrations/knowledge-base.md (1)

54-56: Verify documentation consistency

Let's ensure the ChromaDB configuration details are consistent across all documentation files.

✅ Verification successful

Documentation is consistent across files

The ChromaDB configuration details are consistent between the knowledge base documentation and the GitHub self-hosting guide. Both documents correctly specify:

  • ChromaDB version 0.5.20
  • The CHROMADB_URL environment variable requirement
  • The optional nature of the knowledge base feature through environment variables
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docs/self-hosted/github.md (1)

115-116: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance ChromaDB configuration documentation for security and clarity

While the basic configuration is provided, there are several important aspects that should be documented:

  1. Security considerations:

    • The example uses HTTP, but HTTPS should be recommended for production
    • Network security implications of exposing ChromaDB
  2. Additional context needed:

    • Network configuration requirements
    • Version compatibility statement
    • Connection verification steps

Consider expanding the documentation with this additional content:

 # URL to the host running ChromaDB 0.5.20.
-CHROMADB_URL=[http://chromadb:8000]
+# For production environments, use HTTPS and proper authentication
+# Format: CHROMADB_URL=[https://chromadb:8000]
+# Note: Ensure network security policies allow communication between CodeRabbit and ChromaDB
+# Compatible with ChromaDB version 0.5.20
+CHROMADB_URL=[https://chromadb:8000]

Let's verify if this ChromaDB configuration is consistently documented across the repository:

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Update ChromaDB documentation to align with existing integration guide

The knowledge base integration guide already provides comprehensive ChromaDB setup instructions, including:

  • Docker image version (0.5.20)
  • Authentication support via CHROMA_CLIENT_AUTH_CREDENTIALS
  • Volume mounting for persistence
  • Link to official ChromaDB documentation

Let's align the environment variable documentation with this existing guide:

 # URL to the host running ChromaDB 0.5.20.
-CHROMADB_URL=[http://chromadb:8000]
+# For Docker deployments, typically: CHROMADB_URL=[http://chromadb:8000]
+# See docs/integrations/knowledge-base.md for:
+# - Authentication setup using CHROMA_CLIENT_AUTH_CREDENTIALS
+# - Data persistence configuration
+# - Additional deployment options
+CHROMADB_URL=[your-chromadb-url]
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@NickBusey NickBusey merged commit 647892d into main Nov 25, 2024
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