[Q/A] Selfhosting the API server?

[IngwiePhoenix]

Hello there!

First, thanks for your reply! I noticed that in the README, you mentioned using the models through API - while the project itself uses CTranslate2. How would I run the API server locally to use with the Go package?

The little project I am writing is mainly written in Go, so this looks very much like something I would like to use, hosting the actual "translation engine" as a microservice.

Thank you and kind regards,
Ingwie

[IvanLingvanex]

Hello IngwiePhoenix.

Thank you for contacting us.

We apologize for the long wait.

Thank you for your interest in our project.

This repository is specifically designed to demonstrate how to integrate Lingvanex Cloud API into a Go project for the B2B use cases. If you're looking to run a local API translation server (e.g., for offline use or as a microservice), you might want to explore our dedicated On-Premise/Private Server solution, which operates independently and supports offline deployment.

If you’d like to proceed with the Cloud API (as shown in this repository), you can follow the integration steps to connect your Go application directly to our hosted endpoints. Alternatively, if you’re interested in the self-hosted Private Server option, we would be happy to connect you with our sales team to arrange a free trial if needed.

Sincerely, Ivan, a support manager at Lingvanex.