AppetizingMouse58 Thanks for the answer, sending the logs

Ok, I see. Then you can enter the apiserver container:
sudo docker exec -it clearml-apiserver /bin/bashAnd run the following commands inside the container
curl -XGET curl -XGET

Are you running your dockers on Linux or Windows?

Hey Igor
I am not the expert about this topic. I have someone who better knows the topic that is coming back to you straight after his meeting. 🙂

curl: (7) Failed to connect to localhost port 9200: Connection refused

Hi Igor
we are working on your issue and will update you asap

doesn't fit in 1 message in slack

do you think if we manually delete folder /opt/clearml/data/ that would solve this problem same way?

SweetBadger76 sorry to tag you but I dont know where to find logs. Do I have elasticsearch logs on my server that I installed the Clearml-server?

Hi David, where can I get these logs?

I have firewall installed on the server and not all ports are open

It seems that elasticsearch is failing on any search request. Can you please run the following commands and share the results?
curl -XGET curl -XGET

Do you mean the "search_phase_execution" error? Yes, stopping containers, deleting the data folder and running the containers again would bring you to a "clean install" state. But then you would loose all your data not only the task scalar results

The index events-training_stats_scalar-d1bd92a3b039400cbafc60a7a5b1e52b status is red. Meaning that the data for this index got corrupted. Since there are no replicas the only feasible option would be to delete this index. All the training scalars events for the old taskd would be lost then. But the newly created tasks should start working fine.
curl -XDELETE

Thank you very much it worked! I hope I will never see this kind of bug, will be happy to give more feedback if you would like to find a rootcause

Hi MortifiedDove27 , you can run the following commands on the clearml server host to get the docker logs for the apiserver and elasticsearch:
sudo docker logs clearml-apiserver > apiserver.logs 2>&1 sudo docker logs clearml-elastic > elastic.logs 2>&1

Glad to hear that it helped:)

can you please provide the apiserver log and the elasticsearch log?

AppetizingMouse58 all is Linux. Or idea was to run docker on same server to initiate tasks from UI but it was taking to much time so we give up and still do "python train.py experiment=myexpname"