but I was wondering if there's any limitation in creating an image with a non root user to use as the actual worker?
SarcasticSquirrel56 non-root pods (containers) are fully supported,
I would recommend using the latest agent RC (that simplified a few things)clearml-agent==1.4.0rc3
I see... because the problem it would be with permissions when creating artifacts to store in the "/shared" folder
You mean as output target for artifacts ?
especially for datasets (for the models and other files we were thinking to use the fileserver any way)
clearml-dataset ?
I see... because the problem it would be with permissions when creating artifacts to store in the "/shared" folder
especially for datasets (for the models and other files we were thinking to use the fileserver any way)
You mean as output target for artifacts?For example, for some of our models we create pdf reports, that we save in a folder in the NFS disk.
For example, for some of our models we create pdf reports, that we save in a folder in the NFS disk
Oh, why not as artifacts ? at least you will be able to access from the web UI, and avoid VFS credential hell 🙂
Regrading clearml datasets:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2pz9jn26uI
Hi SarcasticSquirrel56 , running an actual worker as non-root is always an issue as many processes inside the docker image rely on having root privileges...
well there are already processes in place.. we aim at migrating everything to ClearML, but we hoped we could do it gradually
I am not aware of how clearml-dataset works, but I'll have a look 🙂