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Expand Up @@ -115,14 +115,16 @@ docker run -it \
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See [here](https://docs.gunicorn.org/en/stable/design.html#async-workers) for more information about design considerations for these gunicorn settings.

#### Pitfalls & Gotchas to Remeber
#### Pitfalls & Gotchas to Remember
- If you run this on a cloud service and run an upgrade on everything out of date for security reasons, you may need to run `sudo service docker stop`
and then `sudo service docker start` to get docker going again. You'll also have to find the docker container that you had last running and restart it.
- If you run the docker container as described above, remember to try the URL of your service with the proper port at the end of the URL.

#### Using Local Python
With the requirements installed and the model files in place, you can now run the service with python locally.
In the command below, substitute `models/test` with the path to your models directory. For example, if you followed the example from [With Bucket Access](#with-bucket-access), it will be `models/10_23_2019`.

If running locally you may get a permissions error as in the above container example - in this case, for example of a unix ubuntu EC2 on AWS user and group would need to be set to ubuntu.
```
export MODELS_DIR=models/test; \
python service/app.py
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