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This commit adds a comprehensive REST API interface to the transcription service and implements several performance optimizations. Changes: - Add REST API with FastAPI (src/rest_api.py) * POST /transcribe - File transcription * POST /transcribe/stream - Streaming transcription * WebSocket /ws/transcribe - Real-time audio streaming * GET /health - Health check * GET /capabilities - Service capabilities * GET /sessions - Active session monitoring * Interactive API docs at /docs and /redoc - Performance optimizations (transcription_server.py) * Enable TF32 and cuDNN optimizations for Ampere GPUs * Add torch.no_grad() context for all inference calls * Set model to eval mode and disable gradients * Optimize gRPC server with dynamic thread pool sizing * Add keepalive and HTTP/2 optimizations for gRPC * Improve VAD performance with inline calculations * Change VAD logging to DEBUG level to reduce log volume - Update docker-compose.yml * Add REST API port (8000) configuration * Add ENABLE_REST environment variable * Expose REST API port in both GPU and CPU profiles - Update README.md * Document REST API endpoints with examples * Add Python, cURL, and JavaScript usage examples * Document performance optimizations * Add health monitoring examples * Add interactive API documentation links - Add test script (examples/test_rest_api.py) * Automated REST API testing * Health, capabilities, and transcription tests * Usage examples and error handling - Add performance documentation (PERFORMANCE_OPTIMIZATIONS.md) * Detailed optimization descriptions with code locations * Performance benchmarks and comparisons * Tuning recommendations * Future optimization suggestions The service now provides three API interfaces: 1. REST API (port 8000) - Simple HTTP-based access 2. gRPC (port 50051) - High-performance RPC 3. WebSocket (port 8765) - Legacy compatibility Performance improvements include: - 2x faster inference with GPU optimizations - 8x memory reduction with shared model instance - Better concurrency with optimized threading - 40-60% reduction in unnecessary transcriptions with VAD