DeepFellow Infra Web Panel

DeepFellow Infra lets you manage your models. To install Infra, follow the Installation Guide.

Accessing Infra Web Panel

Type the following in your terminal:

deepfellow infra info

You will get the similar output to this:

$ deepfellow infra info
💡      Variables stored in /home/mark/.deepfellow/infra/.env
        DF_NAME=infra
        DF_INFRA_URL=https://df-infra-node-1.com
        DF_INFRA_PORT=8086
        DF_INFRA_IMAGE=github.simplito.com:5050/df/deepfellow-infra:latest
        DF_MESH_KEY=dfmesh_dbc8c1cf-c07a-4bba-bda1-d89829be37bb
        DF_INFRA_API_KEY=dfinfra_c7a934fc-5e1f-41b2-b10e-57016c18d516
        DF_INFRA_ADMIN_KEY=dfinfraadmin_99d7df55-107b-4327-aeef-54e187f6c5aa
        DF_CONNECT_TO_MESH_URL=
        DF_CONNECT_TO_MESH_KEY=
        DF_INFRA_DOCKER_SUBNET=deepfellow-infra-net
        DF_INFRA_COMPOSE_PREFIX=dfd834zh_
        DF_INFRA_DOCKER_CONFIG=/home/mark/.docker/config.json
        DF_INFRA_STORAGE_DIR=/home/mark/.deepfellow/infra/storage
        DF_HUGGING_FACE_TOKEN=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
        DF_CIVITAI_TOKEN=7fea22cc5605cf498066059415157828
...

Head to the UI at http://localhost:8086.

In the pop-up window enter DF_INFRA_ADMIN_KEY. The services window will appear:

Services

Models are organized under "services". Each service is named after the backend, e.g. "ollama", or after the provider, e.g. "openai". Services group models from the same family.

Installing Services

To install a particular service, click install. You will be prompted with the window where you can choose service parameters.

Hardware selection depends on availability:

After the chosen service is installed, it will appear in the grid:

Uninstalling Services

Simply click "Uninstall" button to uninstall a service. You will have two options to choose:

• Uninstall - uninstalls the service but keeps its associated files, including model files
• Purge - uninstalls the service with its associated files, including model files

Models

Installing Models

Click on "Models" button on the desired service. You will see a list of available models:

You can filter model list by name, type. You can also show models which are:

• installed / not installed
• custom / not custom

Click on "Install" button to install selected model.

You can set the model alias. You can also decide how much time it can stay inactive before removing it from the graphic card memory. You can also adjust its context length.

Uninstalling Models

Simply click "Uninstall" button to uninstall a model.

A window will open asking if you want to uninstall the model with its files.

In this window:

• Uninstall - turn off model, and remove it from usage in the system.
• Purge - remove model with with all its files.

After clicking uninstall, the model will stay downloaded but not installed.

Then, you can click install or purge button.

Clicking purge removes the model completely. It will have to be downloaded again in order to install.

Testing Models

At any time after installing a given model you can test whether it is healthy. To do this click "Test" button on the model card:

and you will get the result:

Custom Models

You can install your own custom models. Installed model must adhere to at least one of the criteria below:

1. Is present in Ollama library -- use ollama service,
2. Any model available in HuggingFace in GGUF format -- use llamacpp service,
3. Any model available in HuggingFace supported by vLLM -- use vllm service,
4. Any model from OpenAI/Google -- use openai/google service,
5. Any image generation model compatible with stable diffusion (e.g. Civitai, HuggingFace) -- use stable-diffusion service,
6. Any LoRA compatible with stable diffusion (e.g. Civitai, HuggingFace) -- use stable-diffusion service,
7. Any docker image -- use custom service.

Read Using Custom Models guide to check the details.

Install

The install procedure is similar for all the services. Exception is 'custom' service - read Using Custom Models guide to check the details.

As an example, if you want to add custom model (qwen3-embedding:0.6b -- go to Ollama library) to your 'ollama' service:

1. Go to the services view,
2. Locate 'ollama' tab and clik 'Install' if not already installed,
3. Click "Add custom model" button,
4. In the pop-up window enter Model ID qwen3-embedding:0.6b,
5. Enter Size 639MB,
6. Chose embedding Model type from the drop-down. New model tab will be shown,
7. Click "Install" button,
8. In the pop-up window add optional parameters and click "Install" to confirm,
9. After a while your model will appear in the models list with green label "Installed". Now you can use your model as normal.

Custom models are used exactly the same way as non-custom ones. You use their intentifiers the same way in your inference requests or code.

Uninstall

Removing custom model requires two actions:

• uninstalling model,
• removing custom model tab.

Uninstalling model

1. Go to the services view,
2. Click "Models" on the tab of the service (e.g. 'ollama') model was installed from,
3. Search the model you want to uninstall (e.g. qwen3-embedding:0.6),
4. Click "Uninstall" to remove the model.

Removing custom model tab

1. Inside the model view search for the custom model name (e.g. qwen3-embedding:0.6),
2. Click "Remove custom model".

API Documentation

To access the DeepFellow Infra API documentation, click the "Go to Docs" button in the upper left corner.

Next steps

You can head to the tutorials related to using specific services listed here:

• Sindri - compute in a secure cloud
• speaches-ai:
  • text-to-speech - turn text into audio
  • speech-to-text - transcribe speech into text
  • translation - translate speech to text in English

• Use OpenAI via DeepFellow - get OpenAI API Key to use OpenAI models with our anonymization layer
• Use Google AI via DeepFellow - get Gemini API Key to use Google models with our anonymization layer