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Hi, I Am Working On Creating Retraining Pipelines In Production. The Way I'M Doing This Is To Install Clearml-Server On My Production. Then I Recreate The Ingestion, Preprocessing And Training/Opt Tasks Into A Clearml-Pipeline. Thereafter, I Would Call

Hi, i am working on creating retraining pipelines in production. The way i'm doing this is to install clearml-server on my production. Then i recreate the ingestion, preprocessing and training/opt tasks into a clearml-pipeline. Thereafter, i would call clearml-task pipelinename command to trigger the retraining.

I have a few issues with this approach though.
Codes are not allowed in production due to our policies, how might i create clearml-tasks without the python codes exposed? Is there a way to 'export' clearml-tasks from my devt clearml-server and import into prod clearml-server? Or is there a best practice to create this retraining pipeline?

  
  
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So does it mean you basically recreated your entire training environment just in production?
Regarding the questions:
I'm not sure I understand. If you don't expose code... What would be executed? I think this is something available only on the Scale/Enterprise level

  
  
Posted 2 years ago

Hi CostlyOstrich36 , thanks. I will check with the Enterprise team then.

  
  
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