docs(deepgram): note that the Engine port must stay 8055 - #314
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Cerebrium detects that a Deepgram app is ready to serve traffic by watching the Engine's server port, so changing it in engine.toml makes requests arrive before the Engine can answer them and fail with 503 while the app starts up. Add a warning before the engine.toml block and call it out inline in both the engine.toml and api.toml snippets, since those get copied and edited.
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Say what keeping 8055 buys the user - startup requests are queued rather than returning 503 - rather than describing how readiness is detected.
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Self-hosted Deepgram apps take ~40s to load models on a cold start. Requests that arrive in that window are queued and served once the Engine is ready — but only if the Engine's
[server]port is left at the documented8055, which Cerebrium uses to tell when it can serve. Change it and those requests fail with503 Please try again laterinstead.engine.tomlblock: keep the port at8055, and keepapi.toml'sdriver_poolURL pointing at it.No behaviour change — documents an existing requirement.