Private LLM Inference: One-Click Open WebUI Setup with Docker

Discover how to seamlessly install Open WebUI, the user-friendly WebUI for LLMs, with just a single click using Docker. In this tutorial, I will guide you through the process of setting up and running LLMs locally, ensuring a private and secure environment without the need for an internet connection. Perfect for those who value privacy and want full control over their LLM inference capabilities.
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[@PrabhatKumar-nr6ys]

Please suggest best way to run llm locally on production for free ..please suggest a few that runs locally entirely

[@Seeker_of_sense]

Well explained, better than most other channels. Thank you.

[@AIAnytime]

Glad you think so!

[@sneharoy3566]

Nicely explained

[@latlov]

Also tell how tu update it, since as a GitHub repo, it is updated very often.

[@inrevolt]

Hey nice video man, you explained it very well!
You said you also notice a significant speed increase in webui vs cli. How bad is it for you? For me it is pretty terrible actually, cli is like 5x the speed at least compared to webui.
Also, do you know if there is an option like ooba where you can see tokens/s?
Gj sir! Tysm for the vid!

[@Scienceproject9237]

First comment 🎉

[@AltMarc]

Why I hate docker:
I just want to set the WEBUI_AUTH to false in a .env file, (like in the non-docker version that runs on another computer)
2 hours searching = not a clue

[@justinfye]

why no link?