AgitatedDove14 I am an idiot. Thank you for your wonderful patience. Yes, you are absolutely right. So I just needed to take the generated API Access key and Secret key and then export them as env variables, and... boom! Now I have a worker/agent clearml-services on my server ready for work!
how would I get an agent to launch in the same instance of my clearml server
Actually that is my point, you do not have to spin the agent on the clearml-server instance. We added the services agent as part of the docker-compose for easier deployment, that said you can always manually SSH to the server, or run on any other machine, like you would spin any other clearml-agent .
Does that make sense ?
Hi CluelessElephant89
hey guys, I believe
clearml-agent-services
isn't necessary right?
Generally speaking, yes you are corrected 🙂
Specifically, this is the "services" queue agent, running your pipeline logic, services etc.
But it is not a must to get the server to work, and you can also spin it on a different host
AgitatedDove14 Thanks for the follow up as usual. And roger that. But I am curious, how would I get an agent to launch in the same instance of my clearml server? I figured I might as well set it up since it's there haha
Bake to the error:
clearml_agent: ERROR: Failed getting token (error 401 from
): Unauthorized (invalid credentials) (failed to locate provided credentials)
See here:
https://github.com/allegroai/clearml-server/blob/3f2b96266bc51bfce680bd759c7fa9d635ae36d3/docker/docker-compose.yml#L131
You need to provide an access key so it can actually "talk" to the server next to it.