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Krish Dholakia
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- Reorganized documentation into logical sections (Server Configuration, Server Backend Options, SSL/TLS Configuration, Model Configuration, Model Parameters, Database Configuration, Debugging, Testing & Health Checks) - Added missing CLI arguments: - --iam_token_db_auth: RDS IAM token authentication for database connections - --run_gunicorn: Start proxy with gunicorn backend - --run_hypercorn: Start proxy with hypercorn backend (HTTP/2 support) - --ssl_keyfile_path, --ssl_certfile_path, --ciphers: SSL/TLS configuration - --keepalive_timeout: Uvicorn keepalive timeout setting - --max_requests_before_restart: Worker recycling for memory management - --use_prisma_db_push: Alternative database schema update method - --test_async, --num_requests: Async endpoint testing - --version/-v: Print version - --max_budget: Set budget limits for API calls - --headers, --add_key, --save: Model configuration options - --use_queue: Celery workers for async endpoints - --local: Local debugging flag - Updated default value for --num_workers to reflect actual behavior - Added environment variable documentation for applicable options Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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