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I'M On The Machine With Clearml Server Hosted. Is There Any Way To See Datasets Uploaded To Clearml Data Without Downloading Them Using Clearml Data?


s there any way to see datasets uploaded to ClearML Data without downloading them using ClearML Data?

Hi VexedCat68
Currently when you create datasets with clearml-data it has to repackage your files, i.e. upload them. That said we have received numerous requests on "registering data", and we are looking into it.
Here is the main technical hurdles we are facing, and I would love to get your perspective:
If the data is not available locally, we cannot calculate the hash of the content, that means there is no verification on the consistency We usually do have a way to get the file size, but in some scenarios this is also not possible The assumption is the data packaged by clearml-data will stay intact (immutable), there is very little guarantee when just "registering links" In terms of interface, if this is "object storage" I think that matching the current interface (i.e. passing a bucket/folder) would make sense, what do you think?

  
  
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