its okay jake.. i did that. no issues.. trying clearml kubernetes now.. will ask help incase if i face any issues
Hi @<1561885921379356672:profile|GorgeousPuppy74> , sorry, I missed this. In the open source server, you can't create new users using the UI, but you can change the server configuration and add fixed users (see here ). This, however, is not "dynamic" and requires server restart. You can however create new credentials for an existing user, assuming you have the user's user name and password (a fixed user) using the auth.create_credentials endpoint which requires no payload and returns a new set of credentials for the calling user.
@<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55> i didnt saw any user creation option, its just asked put name. thats it
And you are using fixed users in the server setup?
Are you using your own local server, or app.clear.ml?
basically i wanna bypass clearml init or clearml-agent init, i wanna do it in ternimal only.. so do not know to create clearml credentials using terminal & save it clearml.conf file.
even i noticed, there is no dockument to create username & password.. i mean clearml server UI.
Ok, and do you have a username and password you use to login to the web UI?
i tell u my expectation, once we install pip install clearml, or clearml-agent then will go clearml init, this clearml init, i wanna do in terminal only. you understood right
So you mean creating credentials, not a token?
@<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55>
@<1523701087100473344:profile|SuccessfulKoala55> sorry for the delay msg. actually i tried to connect clearml agent to clearml master from backend shell script. usually we will create api token access key from UI right. i wanna do it fully in terminal
Assuming $CLEARML_SERVER contains the full API server endpoint (usually with port 8008)
You can easily create a token as follows:
export CLEARML_API_TOKEN=$(curl -s -u "$CLEARML_ACCESS_KEY:$CLEARML_SECRET_KEY" $CLEARML_SERVER/auth.login | jq -r '.data.token')
@<1561885921379356672:profile|GorgeousPuppy74> how do you want to use this token?
Hi @<1561885921379356672:profile|GorgeousPuppy74> , yes it should be possible
