Sure thing 🙂

Use the components provided by AWS and avoid the administration of these components, build a robust infrastructure.

Sure, to get what exactly ?

Don't worry, I will try do a little more of research, debug in the code, if have a specific question I return. Thanks!

There is already a pre-built AMI fwiw 🙂

You may also want to brush up on the security and firewalls for AWS.. those always seem to be voodoo as far as I can tell 😄

if you manage to get it up and running, I would love to do a deep dive with you to understand how you did and share it on the company's blog 🙂 🙂

no pressure 😜

Yes... but I'm trying to avoid the type of infrastructure, is not best option. We are using something like this with docker-compose for test purposes

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Obviously, I don't have problem... then when I have more time, I would like to share a little more how we decided implement ClearML and why, introduce myself, count a little about our project, etc. 😉 . But now I need to solve this 😄

you can cut steak with a spoon, but that doesn't mean it's a good idea 😉 😉

👍 good luck!!!

The rest is time

open to being totally wrong 🙂

In the deep is the same, because you are using different components.

BTW: Full RestAPI reference here
https://allegro.ai/clearml/docs/rst/references/clearml_api_ref/index.html

The only important for me is to know if exist anyway to get more information in the apiserver log

what do you mean by that ?

Nono, the agent is totally different

I also take it you were thinking of fargate for the clearml-agent's .. which would be awesome but.. oi.. not sure how much luck you would have there 🙂 🙂

If exist any parameter to pass to get more information, more verbose.

It's possible that you're right 😕

SubstantialKoala71 not sure I follow, what's the goal here ?

Hey Leandro, I don't think it will work with replacing elasticserver with the AWS service type 😕

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It's really interesting the architecture that I'm trying to build. The only important for me is to know if exist anyway to get more information in the apiserver log

It's not a monolith architecture

I know the storage can be swapped out to using S3 (obviously)

oh .. no worries at all then.. you are free to do whatever you want to with it.. but I don't think it's designed with what you are trying to do in mind sadly