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Hello Beautiful People Of Clearml I Have A Dumb Question For You Today. I Set Up A Self-Hosted Clearml-Server. I Am Trying To Reach Artifacts (Specifically Auto-Magically Captured And Saved Models By Clearml) From Another Task. However, Apparently It Sa

Hello beautiful people of ClearML

I have a dumb question for you today.

I set up a self-hosted clearml-server. I am trying to reach artifacts (specifically auto-magically captured and saved models by clearml) from another task. However, apparently it saves the model within the task's docker container and stores it at: file:///root/.clearml/venvs-builds/3.8/task_repository/repo.git/task/task_model/models/1000.pth . Honestly, I thought clearml would upload it to a file storage (e.g. the file storage that is used with clearml-data) and stores it with task id, but apparently it does not. What is the way to go to save a task's output model to a local file storage?

  
  
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Hi ZanyPig66 ,

I assume you're using torch.save() to save your model? A good place to start is with David's suggestion with specifying output_uri = True in the Task.init() code.

  
  
Posted 2 years ago

hey ZanyPig66
Have you set up development.default_output_uri into the configuration file ; when you init your task you add the parameter output_uri=True.
You can bind a local volume to the docker container and make the output_uri point to it

  
  
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