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Hi All, Is There A Way To Know During Runtime If The Code Is Running In Remote Using The Clearml-Agent Or If It Is Running Locally?

Hi all, is there a way to know during runtime if the code is running in remote using the clearml-agent or if it is running locally?

  				
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Hi ScantCrab97 , yes! 🙂 - just use:
from clearml.config import running_remotely if running_remotely(): print("I'm running remotely!")

  				
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