SuccessfulKoala55 I updated the mongo db (removed 2 users) but I still see them in the User Filter in the WebUI. Does it take longer to update that or do I have to do that manually?

Yes

This would indicate the server created them on separate occasions

How can this be if the names are exactly the same?

But the tasks should aways be connected to the same user, right?

Is there a way to use Google Auth on free tier?

Yes

for to the database and check the

user

collection in the

auth

database

How do I find this?

You need to exec into the clearml-mongo container and use the mongo CLI to list the collection contents - do you have access to the machine running the ClearML server?

Is there a way to join these accounts into a single one?

Yes, I do.

If the supplied credentials are the same?

I assume their emails are automatically generated strings? are they different?

nope, not right now

What would happen if I deleted them out of the database?

(and sorry for the late reply 😞 )

Are they really identical? Can you check in the mongodb database?

You can safely delete them from the auth database, this should not affect anything

I would suggest setting the server to use fixed users/passwords

I assume you removed them from the auth DB, right?

They are different, yes

They are connected to the user who's credentials you use...

Thanks.

We’d like to consolidate these users in the WebUI because it’s very clustered. Is there a way to consolidate their experiments under the same user? I’d probably have to scroll through all experiments and change them manually, right?

I did. They are. The name field is identical.
They were created on different dates, and have different ids and different emails.
The company, role and credentials are equal.

So what you're seeing are the entries from the backend database - if you delete those, you won't see them any more 🙂

Exactly. It’s hard to say for me whether this is an error on our end or yours. However, our setup is very rudimentary-->we basically use only the standard settings.

I navigated my way to the users in the database. The name of User 1 is exactly the same, however, the instances have different IDs and credentials.

This would indicate the server created them on separate occasions

You can easily do that change in the mongodb database - simply replacing a user ID with another user's ID should do the trick

OK, this means they were created by the server on different occasions, which means for some reason when logging in it did not locate the user entry and created a new one... very strange

Yes, we can freely create different users