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Hi Guys, I Want Automate The Clearml-Init In A Docker Container. Ideally I Would Do This By Having The Clearml.Conf File In The Container And Then Read In Env Variables I.E. Any Recommendations Would Be Good?

Hi guys, I want automate the clearml-init in a docker container. Ideally I would do this by having the clearml.conf file in the container and then read in env variables i.e. Any recommendations would be good?

` api {
# Ryan's workspace
web_server: ${CLEARML_WEB_SERVER}
api_server: ${CLEARML_API_SERVER}
files_server: ${CLEARML_FILES_SERVER}
credentials {
"access_key" = ${CLEARML_KEY}
"secret_key" = ${CLEARML_SECRET}
}
}

...

aws {
s3 {
region: ${CLEARML_S3_REGION}
}
} `

  
  
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That’s about what i do

  
  
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TrickySheep9
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okay so this could be a python script that generates the clearml.conf in the working dir in the container?

  
  
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RobustRat47 ASAIK this should already be supported by the underlying HOCON configuration format used by ClearML - something like ${PATH} should automatically be substituted by the PATH environment variable ( %PATH% in Windows)

  
  
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thanks for the speedy response!

  
  
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RobustFox47
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great thank you it's working. Just wanted to check before adding all env vars 🙂

  
  
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I then install this wrapper SDK in my containers, notebook instances etc

  
  
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I have a wrapper SDK over clearml that includes default conf and others are loaded from secret manager / env vars as needed

  
  
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