. I’m using the default operation mode which uses kubectl run. Should I use templates and specify a service in there to be able to connect to the pods?

Ohh the default "kubectl run" does not support the "ports-mode" 😞

There’s a static number of pod which services are created for…

You got it! 🙂

Correct (with the port mapping service in it)

I’m not using templates for k8s glue. I’m using the default operation mode which uses kubectl run. Should I use templates and specify a service in there to be able to connect to the pods?

Ah I think I understand it now. 🙂
There’s a static number of pod which services are created for…

So do I have to create a template yaml to be able to use this feature?

Hi DisgustedDove53

Now for the clearml-session tasks, a port-forward should be done each time if I need to access the Jupyter notebook UI for example.

So basically this is why the k8s glue has --ports-mode.
Essentially you setup a k8s service (doing the ingest TCP ports) then the template.yaml that is used by the k8s glue should specify said service. Then the clearml-session knows how to access the actual pod, by a the parameters the k8s glue sets on the Task.
Make sense ?

How is it going to access to actual pod? Is it a headless service?