Create blubberfile for articlequality model server
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	• ACraze
	Jul 30 2021, 6:16 PM

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We need to create a production image for the articlequality model server that can be hosted in the WMF Docker registry.

This should be a blubber.yaml file that lives in the ./pipeline/articlequality directory. It should target the revscoring/articlequality directory and copy the model-server/ directory.

This has already been done for editquality (see: T279004) which can be used as an example.

Blubber tutorial: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Blubber/Tutorial

Side note: It may also be helpful in defining a 'test' variant that can run linting/formatting tools that can be used in the deployment pipeline.

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	Subject	Repo	Branch	Lines +/-
	added articlequality blubberfile	machinelearning/liftwing/inference-services	main	+115 -1

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Resolved	kevinbazira	T301409 Migrate editquality models
Resolved	• ACraze	T284689 Create migration plan for editquality models from ORES to Lift Wing
Resolved	calbon	T272874 Prepare 4 ORES English models for Lift Wing
Resolved	kevinbazira	T279004 Production images for ORES/revscoring models
Resolved	• ACraze	T287786 Configure articlequality deployment pipeline
Resolved	• ACraze	T287781 Create blubberfile for articlequality model server

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• ACraze created this task.Jul 30 2021, 6:16 PM

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Running into some issues building the package directly via setuptools like we do in our original dockerfile. It looks like setuptools keeps writing to /usr/lib/python3.7/dist-packages, even though I am setting a prefix to match where blubber installs the other python dependencies. I'm going to look into some alternative solutions, I'm wondering if we can just install via pip install <repo-git-url> ...?