ClearML FAQ | Hi Folks. I'Ve Installed Clearml On K8S Cluster Using Helm Chart 7.11.0, If It Matters. When I Trying To Create "App Credentials" From Workspace Settings And Then Past Them To Clearml-Init

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Hi Folks. I'Ve Installed Clearml On K8S Cluster Using Helm Chart 7.11.0, If It Matters. When I Trying To Create "App Credentials" From Workspace Settings And Then Past Them To Clearml-Init - I Got The Error:

Hi folks. I've installed ClearML on k8s cluster using helm chart 7.11.0, if it matters. When I trying to create "APP CREDENTIALS" from workspace settings and then past them to clearml-init - I got the error:

Error: could not verify credentials: key=*** secret=***

All urls in api block are correct and accessible. If I only change access_key and secret_key to defaults values from heml chart (clearml.apiserverKey and clearml.apiserverSecret) clearml-init works correctly. What could be a reason?

  				
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Yes. If I fix only key and secret - the rest parameters works well for clearml-init.
I installed helm chart 7.11.0, as I see api-server image has tag docker.io/allegroai/clearml:1.16.0-494

  				
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Oh, I'm really sorry guys. It's my fault. I messed up two different servers. All works fine. I really appreciate your attention

  				
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And are you sure your are pointing to the correct API server and not mixing API with WEB address ?
Also what's the clearml-server version?

  				
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@<1523701205467926528:profile|AgitatedDove14> using UI from /settings/workspace/Create new credentials

  				
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Hi @<1729309120315527168:profile|ShallowLion60> , can you try with with a curl command and see what the server returns?

curl -u "<key>:<secret>" <apiserver-addr>/auth.login

  				
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Hi @<1729309120315527168:profile|ShallowLion60>
How did you create those credentials ?

  				
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