How to run Mistral using Ollama
What is Ollama?
Ollama is an open-source app that lets you run, create, and share large language models locally with a command-line interface on MacOS and Linux. Given the name, Ollama began by supporting Llama2, then expanded its model library to include models like Mistral and Phi-2. Ollama makes it easy to get started with running LLMs on your own hardware in very little setup time.
What is Mistral?
The Mistral model is a sophisticated language model designed to facilitate advanced natural language understanding and generation tasks. The Mistral model in Ollama is an advanced AI language model that leverages state-of-the-art deep learning techniques to provide robust natural language processing (NLP) capabilities. It is specifically optimized for tasks that require high accuracy and efficiency in understanding and generating human language.
Prerequisites
CPU >= 4 cores, RAM >= 16 GB, Disk >= 100 GB
Docker version 18.06 or higher
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or later, CentOS 7 or 8
Less than 1⁄3 of the false “refusals” when compared to Llama 2
How to run Mistral with Ollama
Step 1: Pull Docker Image
docker pull ollama/ollama
Step 2: Running Docker Containers
docker run -it --name ollama_container ollama/ollama
Step 3: Entering the container
Keep the Ollama docker container running and open another command line terminal.
docker exec -it ollama_container /bin/bash
Step 4: Run the Mistral Model
ollama run mistral
Next time, How to run Mistral with Ollama
1.login to the server.
2.docker exec it intelligent_fermat /bin/bash
3.ollama run mistral
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