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Hi Everyone! I Have Few Questions In Hosting The Clearml Server

hi everyone!
i have few questions in hosting the clearml server

  • is it possible to generate credentials without ui, from backend.
  • is it possible to use nas as a default storage for the data
  • if it is possible, then what changes i should make.
  
  
Posted 12 months ago
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Hi @<1639074542859063296:profile|StunningSwallow12> , to answer your questions:

  • Technically speaking the UI uses the API to do this, so you can generate it via the API. I would suggest opening dev tools (F12) and seeing what the web UI sends to the backend when you create the credentials through the UI.
  • Yes. Simply point all clearml.conf files to point to the NAS instead of the files server
  
  
Posted 12 months ago

My requirement is as follows:

  • NAS is connected to the server.
  • I am pushing data from a remote machine to the server.
  • By default, the server stores the data in /opt/clearml/data/fileserver .
  • However, I want to store the data on the NAS.

Additionally, after making changes in the docker-compose file, I can adjust the storage path as desired. When I set the path to the NAS, it is resulting in errors.

  
  
Posted 12 months ago

Please take a look here - None

  
  
Posted 12 months ago

Or are you trying to change something in the docker compose?

  
  
Posted 12 months ago

Sorry for the very late reply. We have mounted an NFS-accessed NAS folder on the machine. Subsequently, we used that folder to store all the files of the file server, and now all the files are stored inside the NAS without explicitly specifying the NAS every time we upload the dataset to the server.

  
  
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