Context: The Python gateway currently uses standard print() statements (e.g., print("Loading model...")). For a production-grade daemon, we should use Python's built-in logging module so timestamps and log levels are properly formatted for Docker logs.
Task:
- Import the built-in logging module at the top of the file.
- Configure basic logging at the INFO level (e.g., logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)).
- Replace the print("Loading model...") line with logging.info("Loading model...").
Files to Touch: gateway/main.py`nSuccess Criteria: When starting the gateway, the terminal output should show a properly formatted log (e.g., INFO:root:Loading model...) instead of a raw print string.
Context: The Python gateway currently uses standard print() statements (e.g., print("Loading model...")). For a production-grade daemon, we should use Python's built-in logging module so timestamps and log levels are properly formatted for Docker logs.
Task:
Files to Touch: gateway/main.py`nSuccess Criteria: When starting the gateway, the terminal output should show a properly formatted log (e.g., INFO:root:Loading model...) instead of a raw print string.