For this to work you might also have to add "secure": true in the connection string object:

externalServices:
    elasticsearchConnectionString: "[...,"secure":true,...]"

@<1752864322440138752:profile|GiddyDragonfly90> - MongoDB is used as a dependency Helm Chart from the Bitnami repo. We are using version 12.1.31 of the chart. See this tag None

In the clearml override values, under the mongodb section you can specify any value that is usable in the original chart 🙂

As the elasticsearch cluster might be reinstalled, I prefer to not add the CA into bundle certificates of clearml

Hi @<1752864322440138752:profile|GiddyDragonfly90> - Can you try with the last value you proposed, but use : to separate user and password in the string, like this:

externalServices:
    elasticsearchConnectionString: '[{"scheme":"http","host":"elastic:toto@elasticsearch-es-http","port":9200}]'

@<1729671499981262848:profile|CooperativeKitten94> as we use eck operator for our elasticsearch cluster, clearML try to connect to elasticsearch using https, but as it is self signed certificates, it it possible to bypass certificate check ?

i can't see any option on elasticsearchConnectionString which allow me to bypass certificate check

To override args passed to elastic connection string

Okay I tried, it works with :

apiserver:
  extraEnvs:
    - name: CLEARML_ELASTIC_SERVICE_USERNAME
      value: "elastic"
    - name: CLEARML_ELASTIC_SERVICE_PASSWORD
      value: "toto"

But we don't need to add the option into elasticsearchConnectionString :

externalServices:
    elasticsearchConnectionString: "[...,"secure":true,...]"

As we get this error :

ValueError: Can't specify the options 'secure' via a dictionary in 'hosts', only 'host', 'path_prefix', 'port', 'scheme', 'url_prefix', 'use_ssl' options are allowed

It works fine, thank you very much 😉

            - name: CLEARML__HOSTS__ELASTIC__WORKERS__ARGS
              value: >-
                {"verify_certs":false}
            - name: CLEARML__HOSTS__ELASTIC__DATASETS__ARGS
              value: >-
                {"verify_certs":false}
            - name: CLEARML__HOSTS__ELASTIC__EVENTS__ARGS
              value: >-
                {"verify_certs":false}

Found it

@<1752864322440138752:profile|GiddyDragonfly90> - I think you can also add verify_certs: false in the same elasticsearchConnectionString object, have you tried?

I didn't know that I could use CLEARML_ELASTIC_SERVICE_USERNAME / CLEARML_ELASTIC_SERVICE_PASSWORD env variables 🙂 good to know

🙂 let me know if that works for you

If that doesn't work, try removing the auth from the connection string and instead define two extraEnvs for the apiserver :

apiserver:
  extraEnvs:
    - name: CLEARML_ELASTIC_SERVICE_USERNAME
      value: "elastic"
    - name: CLEARML_ELASTIC_SERVICE_PASSWORD
      value: "toto"

@<1729671499981262848:profile|CooperativeKitten94> last question, is there any extraEnvs for MongoDB ? As credentials are plain text into logs

Yes, already tried, it's not implemented as we got this error :

Can't specify the options 'verify_certs' via a dictionary in 'hosts', only 'host', 'path_prefix', 'port', 'scheme', 'url_prefix', 'use_ssl' options are allowed

Yes, I've already try to pass credentials into host name, but it didn't work

I see, in the example you provided you used a comma , to separate username and password, I suggest trying to use a column :