BREAKING CHANGE: Kuzu is no longer supported. FalkorDB is now the default.
- Renamed Dockerfile.falkordb-combined to Dockerfile (default)
- Renamed docker-compose-falkordb-combined.yml to docker-compose.yml (default)
- Updated config.yaml to use FalkorDB with localhost:6379 as default
- Removed Kuzu from pyproject.toml dependencies (now only falkordb extra)
- Updated Dockerfile to use graphiti-core[falkordb] instead of [kuzu,falkordb]
- Completely removed all Kuzu references from README
- Updated README to document FalkorDB combined container as default
- Docker Compose now starts single container with FalkorDB + MCP server
- Prerequisites now require Docker instead of Python for default setup
- Removed old Kuzu docker-compose files
Running from command line now requires external FalkorDB instance at localhost:6379
- Changed health check to only verify FalkorDB (redis-cli ping)
- Removed non-existent /health endpoint check
- MCP server startup is visible in logs
- Container now runs without health check errors
- Override FalkorDB ENTRYPOINT to use custom startup script
- Use correct FalkorDB module path: /var/lib/falkordb/bin/falkordb.so
- Create config-docker-falkordb-combined.yaml with localhost URI
- Create /var/lib/falkordb/data directory for persistence
- Both FalkorDB and MCP server now start successfully
- Tested: FalkorDB ready, MCP server running on port 8000
- Set Dockerfile syntax to version 1 as requested
- Use Python 3.11 from Debian Bookworm instead of 3.12
- Add comment explaining Bookworm ships with Python 3.11
- Python 3.11 meets project requirement of >=3.10
- Build tested successfully
- Created Dockerfile.falkordb-combined extending official FalkorDB image
- Added startup script to run both FalkorDB daemon and MCP server
- Created docker-compose-falkordb-combined.yml for simplified deployment
- Added comprehensive README-falkordb-combined.md documentation
- Updated main README with Option 4 for combined image
- Single container solution for development and single-node deployments
