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I Have A Production Inference Pipeline Which I Want To Continuously Test On My Github To Make Sure It Doesn'T Break As We Move Forward. The Ideal Scenario For Me Is To Use

I have a production inference pipeline which I want to continuously test on my Github to make sure it doesn't break as we move forward.
The ideal scenario for me is to use https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-containerized-services/about-service-containers in my Github action flows to launch self-deployed ClearML server and test the pipeline there. But the problem is that setting up a ClearML server requires running some command line commands (like creating the directories etc.) which I cannot do in the services section.

How would you recommend continuously testing processes that are ClearML based?

  
  
Posted 2 years ago
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Well, ideally you simply have a super-light server deployed somewhere - that's the easiest solution.
I don't think setting up a server each time is a good solution, however it might be possible to do so without the external configuration, assuming you don't mind the server's data not being persistent...

  
  
Posted 2 years ago

Gotcha, didn't think of an external server as Service Containers are part of Github's offering, I'll consider that

  
  
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