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one year ago
0 Hi Everyone, I'M Trying To Setup Clearml-Serving As Per

I had this same issue and I had to update the clearml.conf to use the public names instead of localhost then register the model and endpoint. After that it was able to resolve the hostname and load the artifacts.

one year ago
0 Hello, Is There Any Hope To Use Clearml-Serving Without The Clearml Server? The Tutorial And Docs Make It Seem Like It'S Required But I Wanted To Check To Be Sure. I Really Like All The Features That Clearml Provides But It Seems Like Everything Is Deep

The install was easy . I really like the local dev setup . Only issue was port conflicts . Not sure why serving and the core server are set to have the same ports 8080

one year ago
one year ago
0 Hello, Is There Any Hope To Use Clearml-Serving Without The Clearml Server? The Tutorial And Docs Make It Seem Like It'S Required But I Wanted To Check To Be Sure. I Really Like All The Features That Clearml Provides But It Seems Like Everything Is Deep

Oh the other issue I had was the setup used localhost and I had to change it to my real hostname so that name resolution would function across different docker compose (core , serving)

one year ago