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Hey Everyone, I'M Trying To Change My

Hey everyone, I'm trying to change my api.files_server from localhost to an s3 bucket. Can't find any examples/docs to do so.
I don't want anything to be saved on the localhost.
Thanks!

  
  
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Changing the files_server was the only change from previous experiments

  
  
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self.reporter_logger.report_matplotlib_figure('', '', figure=plt, iteration=gen_number, report_image=False)this is how I report (worked well before)

  
  
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yes

  
  
Posted one year ago

Hi NarrowLion8 , do you have a snippet? Just changing the file_server attribute caused that?

  
  
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CostlyOstrich36 With explicitly defined report_image param to False

  
  
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using the report_matplotlib_figure function

  
  
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How are you saving the plots?

  
  
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Hi CostlyOstrich36
Thanks! it helped, but now I save plots and they are indeed saved to S3, but instead of being presented in the 'PLOTS' tab, they're presented in the 'DEBUG SAMPLES' tab. how can i change it?

  
  
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Hi NarrowLion8 , you can simply change the file_server section to an s3 bucket like files_server: s3://my_test_bucket

  
  
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