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Hello, I Am Trying To Run Some Algorithm In My Docker Container With Clearml Task . But The Algorithm Uses Ros, So I Need Somehow To Setup Environment Before Run It And Launch

Hello, I am trying to run some algorithm in my docker container with Clearml Task . But the algorithm uses ROS, so I need somehow to setup environment before run it and launch roscore . I tried to do it like this in Dockerfile:
RUN echo "source /ros_entrypoint.sh" >> /root/.bashrc RUN echo "source /root/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash" >> /root/.bashrc RUN echo "roscore &" >> /root/.bashrc RUN echo "sleep 5" >> /root/.bashrcBut when I run the Task it does not execute /root/.bashrc .
Also I tried to add this code into docker_bash_setup_script but then my python script does not execute at all: the Task just gets the status Completed but I don't see any of my python prints which I see when I run the Task without docker_bash_setup_script argument.
What is the right way to set up the environment and run roscore before running the algorithm?

  
  
Posted 3 years ago
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So, this is probably a really dumb idea, but can you add
RUN source /root.bashrcor perhaps set the entrypoint?

  
  
Posted 3 years ago

LazyFish41 just making sure, you built a container from the docker file, and used it as base docker image for the Task, is that correct ?
Also notice the cleaml-agent will not change the entry point of the docker meaning if the entry point does not end with plain bash, it will not actually run anything

  
  
Posted 3 years ago

Hi @<1523701205467926528:profile|AgitatedDove14>
I'm having a similar issue.

Also notice the cleaml-agent will not change the entry point of the docker meaning if the entry point does not end with plain bash, it will not actually run anything

Not sure I understand how to run a docker_bash_setup_script and then run a python script - Do you have an example? I could not find one.
Here is our CLI command

clearml-task --name <TASK NAME> \
		--project <PRJ NAME> \
		--repo git@github.com:<REPO NAME>.git \
		--script pytorch/main.py \
		--args dataset_dir='.'  \
		--task-type	training 	\
		--docker_bash_setup_script pre_installations.sh \
		--docker gcr.io/path/to/image \
		--queue default

running on clearml-agent Version 1.9.0

  
  
Posted one year ago

@<1523701323046850560:profile|OutrageousSheep60> the assumption is that you have "pre_installations.sh" locally (i.e. when you are calling clearml-task ) what will happen is that this bash script will be put on top of the Task and executed before everything else inside the container
does that make sense ?

  
  
Posted one year ago

  • but the

pytorch/main.py

file doesn't run.

What do you have on the Task itself? is this the correct script ?
Any chance you can send a full log ? (you can DM it if it helps)

  
  
Posted one year ago

yes - the pre_installations.sh runs and completes - but the pytorch/main.py file doesn't run.
so the Task completes successfully but without running the script

  
  
Posted one year ago

@<1523701205467926528:profile|AgitatedDove14> I'm having a similar issue. I'm trying to run to get a task to run using a specific docker image and to source a bash script before execution of the python script.

I'm using docker_bash_setup_script but there is no indication that it was ever run.

Any idea how to get this to work?

  
  
Posted one year ago

. I'm trying to run to get a task to run using a specific docker image and to source a bash script before execution of the python script.

Are you running an agent in docker mode ? if so you should be able to see the Output of your bash script first thing in the log
(and it will appear in the docker CMD)

  
  
Posted one year ago

@<1523701205467926528:profile|AgitatedDove14> actually no. I was unaware that was needed. I will try that and let you know

  
  
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