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86 × Eureka!Yep, the pipeline finishes but the status is still at running . Do we need to close a logger that we use for scalers or anything?
Configuration completed now; I t was a proxy issue from my end
However running my pipeline from a different m achine still gives me a problem
Hey, thanks for the reply
I have another question ;
Are Kwargs supported in functions decorated as a pipeline component?
Also,
How do I just submit a pipeline to the server to be executed by an agent?
Currently I am able to use P ipeline Decorator.run_locally() to run it ;
However I just want to push it to a queue and make the agent do it's trick, any recommendations ?
So, I replaced line 65 in your docker-compose file with image: elasticsearch:7.16.2 so that it pulls the image from the dockerhub registry than the registry at http://docker.elastic.co , I just want to confirm if this is okay with the functioning of clearml
We're initialising a task to ensure it appears on the experiments page;
Also not doing so gave us issues of ‘Missing parent pipeline task’ for a set of experiments we had done earlier
Because it is pulling from http://docker.elastic.co , can I replace that one with the image available on docker hub?
So I did exactly that, and the name and path of the model on the local repo is noted;
However, I want to upload it to the fileserver
However, I use this to create an instance of a dataloader(torch) this is fed into my next stage in the pipeline - though I import the local modules and add the folders to the path it is unable to unpickle the artifact
Alright then, the server worked as it should so far, thanks 😄
More context:
I have agents running the stages and the pipeline being executed locally here.
A simple StorageManager.download_folder(‘url’)
My minio instance is hosted locally, so I'm providing an url like ‘ http://localhost:9000/bucket-name%E2%80%99
Also, does clearml by default upload models if we save them using torch.save?
Hey so I was able to get the local .py files imported by adding the folder to my path sys .path
