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
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.
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
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 ?
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!