cuopt-server-api-python

To deploy a cuOpt REST server, start it locally in development or Docker mode and verify health using Python or curl clients. This enables you to access endpoints for routing and optimization tasks.

The cuOpt REST API exposes /cuopt/request for submitting routing tasks, /cuopt/solution for retrieving optimization results, and health check endpoints to verify server status using Python requests.

Yes, you can use Python requests-based clients to submit routing problems to the cuOpt server. The API accepts requests at /cuopt/request and returns solutions at /cuopt/solution.

No, Docker is not required to run a cuOpt REST server. You can deploy the server in development mode locally or use Docker, then verify health and run Python clients to access endpoints.

You can check if your cuOpt server is running by accessing its health check endpoints. Use Python requests or curl clients to verify the server status before submitting routing and optimization workloads.

The best way to integrate cuOpt routing endpoints into automation workflows is using Python requests-based clients to submit requests to /cuopt/request and retrieve solutions from /cuopt/solution.