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Yet another document ingestion project with Docling and IBM Cloud Code Engine (serverless)

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By Alain Airom, PdfPipeline Options, PdfFormat Option
| DEV Community
A recent project concept, using a serverless application powered by Docling document ingestion/preparation capacities. Introduction As part of my professional activities, I am very often engaged in helping our business partners to gain technical hands-on experience with technologies and tools we recommend to them. What follows is a part of a global project in which we helped our partner by some coding samples to accelerate the first phase of their project.
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Build a containerized PDF to Markdown converter using Docling and Streamlit ☁️

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By PdfPipeline Options, Rapid OcrOptions, Tesseract CliOcrOptions, Tesseract OcrOptions
| DEV Community
Introduction In one of my last discussions, I was asked to help a business partner to start using Docling for document preparation to be sent to a RAG. Putting aside the project details, the application is meant to run on a Kubernetes cluster. The sample provided here provides the steps to create a Python application using Docling document conversion capabilities, and using Streamlit to build the web UI. The application can be containerized to be deployed on a k8s cluster.
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