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37 × Eureka!Thanks @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> , that does sound like an option. Can you point me to the documentation for this API call as I haven't been able to find anything?
Oh my word 🙈 Yes, I just saw this just and came back to reply on here. Thank you!
Thanks @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> , I've figured this out and specified how to build the ClearML agent now with the correct python version.
I've tried changing the clearml.conf
file to specify the python_binary
with:
python_binary: "usr/bin/python3"
But, still getting the same error.
Thanks, @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> .
If I use Task.current_task()
, I then get a task object back that looks like <clearml.task.Task object at 0x7f7723b90a00>
. How does one get the url from this?
Ok, thanks! Going to try this now. I included an entry point from reading some other messages on Slack here when trying to figure out how to use Docker for running remotely.
Thanks, I'll have a look at the youtube videos. I've been going over the documentation a lot and haven't found much about actually running and deploying pipelines, and a lot of details seem to be missing.
Ah ok, so if I have two steps, this means 3 queues with 3 agents, one for the controller and one each dedicated to the steps, just to confirm?
Yes, I started the agent in docker mode with clearml-agent daemon --queue direct-relief-forecasting --docker directrelief_ml_clearml --cpu-only -d
I've figured out that this is because I have a config.yaml
file with secrets in it in the repository. This is not committed to git. So, when running remotely, the file is no present. Is the recommendation to put this in the docker image and then I have to specify an entry point in the dockerfile? Previously, I was hoping to just get away with creating a docker image with the installed packages for the agent, not with the repository code as well. Is this not the recommended approach?
Sorry, was trying to figure out how to do this. So, looks like I can't as get an error NameError: name 'ssh' is not defined