Thank you for the quick response, then should i mount the file clearml.conf inside the container ?

Hello again and sorry fo the delay,
I tried what you have told me and got it to work but one issue i have is that i want to use ssh when cloning the repo:

clearml-task --project name --name task_name --repo git@gitlab.com:username/project.git --commit commit_sha  --script path/to/script.py --queue queueThis doesn't work saying that :

Error: Script entrypoint file mailto:/home/usename/git@gitlab.com :username/project.git/path/to/script.py' could not be found.

Yes

Okay i will try it, thank you very much

I actually read that documentation but more specifically i need an example on how to do it if possible. As i mentioned itried to run clearml-session but it takes forever and nothing happen

I am basically saving checkpoints ( so thing like totch.save( http://foo.pt )) and the output_ur= s3://bucket/folder

SuccessfulKoala55 , Yes absolutely, i have this section:
` "sdk":{

       aws: {
             s3: {

           credentials: [

                {
                    bucket: xxxx,
                    key: "xxx",
                    secret: xxxx,
                    host: "xxxxx",
                    secure: true,
                },

           ]
       }
}

} `

This is the webserver

inside the webserver docker

Ah okay, it woked thank you very much guys

Thank you it worked. so i am half way through.
Is there a solution where i can use the clearml-task command directly? it would help to kick the experiment from the gitlab ci.

clearml-task --project ++ --name ++ --docker ++ -- --script ++

I don't think it is possible right ? giving that i should mount the config file every time ?

Sorry but no, i already have clearml agent running as a pod. My question is how to use it to manage my experiments (docker containers). Simply put, let's say:
I have an an experiment ( some code in Tensorflow) I containerized my code inside a docker container -inside the container already set the credentials to my clearml server (i can see logs, plots artifacts etc etc)
Now i am using Tfjobs to run my experiment in the cluster ( https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/components/tra...

This is from inside the pod

how can i do that ? honestly i am confused as how to make it work in my case.

AgitatedDove14 Hello, actually no. If i can have a concrete example on how to do it it would be helpful.
For instance:

"So basically once you see an experiment in the UI, it means you can launch it on an agent."

But once i see it on the UI means it is already launched somewhere so i didn't quite get you.
Also, I want to launch my experiments on a kubernetes cluster and i don't actually have any docs on how to do that, so an example can be helpful here. So my use case is anyone of my...

I will try it and get back to you, thanks

We use both we have our on prem cluster, and we have old clusters on GKE. Having it documented would a much help for me.

The file is in the right path... But the web ui still the same

Thank you, i will try it and ping you later , many thanks

Ah Many thanks it worked 🙂