oh yeah, you’re right, i didn’t even check the home directory … my bad..

But of course you're right in that restarting the instance is much easier and an easy solution 😄

ComfortableHorse5 just to make sure, I just spun up an AWS instance with the ClearML Server 1.0.1 AMI Community AMI, and:
` > cd /opt/clearml

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total 0
drwxr-xr-x 8 root root 153 May 14 09:46 agent
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 6 May 11 10:21 config
drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 67 May 11 10:21 data
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 49 May 11 10:22 logs
So I'm not sure why you didn't see an /opt/cleaml/config directory... Also, the docker-compose.yml file is located in the home direcotry: > cd ~
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total 8
-rw-r--r-- 1 ec2-user ec2-user 4646 May 11 10:21 docker-compose.yml
`

The AMI is simply a pre-built instance, with the docker compose deployed in it - you're probably not looking in the right place.. 🙂

seems like i had to restart the entire instance instead

sudo docker-compose down sudo docker-compose up -ddon’t think it works that way with this AWS EC2 AMI image, there is no docker.compose.yml file to begin with.

And sudo docker-compose up -d to start it up again

Yeah, you can just do sudo docker-compose down to shut down the server

version 1.0.1-104

ic, when you say shutting down the server, you’re refering to the dockers
clearml-webserver clearml-apiserver clearml-fileserver?
I’ll just stop them and create those *.conf files accordingly and start the dockers again ?

OH, I see 🙂
Well, by default (as you can see in the docker.compose.yml file, in the services.apiserver.volumes section), the server will look for extra configuration files in the host's file system under /opt/clearml/config . If it's not there, no harm is done.
You can simply shut down the server, create the /opt/cleaml/config folder (make sure it has the same permissions as the rest of the /opt/clearml folder where the server is currently deployed), add the required apiserver.conf file, and start the server up again.
By the way, which server version are you using?

sorry for not being clear. Let me detailed that as much as i can:

1. Refering to https://allegro.ai/clearml/docs/docs/deploying_clearml/clearml_server_aws_ec2_ami.html . I launch my own EC2 using this “ap-northeast-2 : ami-049f5d9fc4f64d0a8” as my AMI
2. After EC2 is launched, browsing to it directly via IPADDRESS:8080 is alright for my end.
3. I then wanted to customize/configure the ClearML Server to use sub-domains instead of ip address. Hence, i’m following this instructions here https://allegro.ai/clearml/docs/docs/deploying_clearml/clearml_server_config.html?highlight=domain#sub-domains-and-load-balancers
4. With that, i SSH into the ClearML Server box, and browsed to /opt/clearml/config
5. However, i didn’t find any files listed in /opt/clearml/config
6. I thought, somethign might be wrong in how i launch the AMI or configuration. Therefore, i terminated the ClearML Server, and try again repeating step1.
7. Tried a few times, and waiting for a while before i SSH again into the box to check again, however browsing to /opt/clearml/config still didn’t give me any listing of apiserver.conf, and the other expected *.conf files.

So what did you mean by "I’ve launch the ami a few times however, it seems to blank"?

yes UI is normal i can browse around without problem

OK, and than? Up to this point this is the normal behaviour

http://server-ip:8080 browse me into ClearML login page asking me for my name.

Hi ComfortableHorse5 ,
No, unless you need to override any settings, these default settings are already part of the built-in server.

I’ve launch the ami a few times however, it seems to blank.

Can you provide more info? What do you see when you surf to http://<server-public-address>:8080 ? Note it might take a few mins for the server to finish booting up (especially due to the load time of ElasticSearch)