@Oren Thank you so much for your efforts. I've tried your suggestion without success. I'm sure I restart the whole service with 'docker-compose down', and then 'up -d.'
By the way, did you add the line in the docker-compose.yml? The file doesn't accept '=' for key value mapping. So, I used following lines.

webserver:
command:
- webserver
container_name: clearml-webserver
environment:
WEBSERVER__fileBaseUrl: "http//192.168.1.145:8081"
# CLEARML_SERVER_SUB_PATH : clearml-web # Allow Clearml to be served with a URL path prefix.
image: allegroai/clearml:latest
restart: unless-stopped
depends_on:
- apiserver

@<1523703097560403968:profile|CumbersomeCormorant74> , Attached are two zip files like below.
normal-log.zip contains docker-compose.yml and a webserver log when volumes is not used.
volume-log.zip have files when volumes is added to webserver section.
Thanks

I also checked the log and it doesn't contain any case of fileBaseURL.

The log is around 900kb and fileBaseURL is not found.

Make sure restart the compose ( docker-compose up -d )

Hi @<1526371986278715392:profile|VivaciousReindeer64> ,
I replicated your environment, and found the following solution:

• In the docker-compose, add the following to the webserver section:

    volumes:
      - /opt/clearml/config:/mnt/external_files/configs

• In the host machine, create a file /opt/clearml/config/configuration.json containing the following:

{
	"displayedServerUrls": {
		"filesServer": "

"
	}
}

• restart the docker-compose: sudo docker-compose up -dI think this should do the trick. Please let me know if it worked

@<1526371986278715392:profile|VivaciousReindeer64> - please check the following:

• What do you get if you go to http//192.168.1.145:8080/configuration.json?
• Can you check the log of the webserver docker (using sudo docker logs clearml-webserver ) - especially the beginning? Does it say anything about the fileBaseUrl?

@<1523703097560403968:profile|CumbersomeCormorant74> Added the last two lines below in my docker-compose.yml without any success. Tried both http and https.

webserver:
command:
- webserver
container_name: clearml-webserver
environment:
WEBSERVER__fileBaseUri: https//192.168.1.145:8081

@<1526371986278715392:profile|VivaciousReindeer64> - I added this and it worked:

- WEBSERVER__fileBaseUrl="

"

Maybe the quotes are required.

@Oren I've noticed typo in my setting. I used fileBaseUri instead of fileBaseUrl. However, fixing the typo doesn't solve the problem.

I'm using 80 instead of 8080. So, I tried None . The, I got {}.

@<1526371986278715392:profile|VivaciousReindeer64> - I'll check it on my env

@<1523703097560403968:profile|CumbersomeCormorant74> , Thanks a lot for your help. It is working now with your docker-compose.yml. The value of file_server is correctly displayed on the 'create credentials' page. Thank you so much!!!

@<1523703097560403968:profile|CumbersomeCormorant74> , Where can I find the web server log? I have an apiserver.log and a fileserver.log in /opt/clearml/logs. Nothing else.

VivaciousReindeer64 - you can try to add to the following to the webserver service environment section:
WEBSERVER__fileBaseUrl= https://192.168.1.145:8081

@<1526371986278715392:profile|VivaciousReindeer64> - Yes - please send me the docker-compose and the log of the webserver

Hi @<1526371986278715392:profile|VivaciousReindeer64> - please try this file:

you can re-direct it to a file or just copy with the clipboard

sudo docker logs clearml-webserver

Hi @<1523703097560403968:profile|CumbersomeCormorant74> ,
The web server keeps restarting after adding the volume parameter and configuration.json you suggested and restarting the docker-compose. Please let me know if you need logs to investigate. Thanks a lot for your efforts.

Hi CostlyOstrich36 Thanks for your comment. I modified the environment variable to ' CLEARML_FILES_HOST= http://fileserver:8001 ' and restart the server. But, the credentials page still presents 'undefined' for the variable. Thanks anyway.

VivaciousReindeer64 this value is automatically parsed from the webapp URL by the webapp itself. I think there's a way to externally inject it, let me check

Hi VivaciousReindeer64 , I think you can simply edit the files_server to point to the correct port 🙂