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Hello! I Would Like To Use My Own Docker Image For A Clearml Task Pod. My Docker Registry Is Aws Ecr With Authentication. For A Regular Deployment, I Use A Secret Added To The Deployment As Follows:

Hello!
I would like to use my own Docker image for a ClearML Task pod. My Docker registry is AWS ECR with authentication. For a regular deployment, I use a secret added to the deployment as follows:

imagePullSecrets:
  - name: ecr-my-secret

In the case of ClearML Agent, can I specify it in a similar way, and if so, how exactly (I am using HELM chart to install both clearml and clearml agent)?
Alternatively, please recommend another way to do this correctly.
Thanks in advance!

  
  
Posted one month ago
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got sick and just now got to my laptop. Yep, this works great. Thanks again for the advice, @<1729671499981262848:profile|CooperativeKitten94>

k get deployment/clearml-agent -o yaml | grep -A2 imagePullSecrets
      imagePullSecrets:
      - name: regcred
      initContainers:
  
  
Posted one month ago

Hey @<1743079861380976640:profile|HighKitten20> - Try to configure this section in the values override file for the Agent helm chart:

# -- Private image registry configuration
imageCredentials:
  # -- Use private authentication mode
  enabled: false
  # -- If this is set, chart will not generate a secret but will use what is defined here
  existingSecret: ""
  # -- Registry name
  registry: docker.io
  # -- Registry username
  username: someone
  # -- Registry password
  password: pwd
  # -- Email
  email: someone@host.com
  
  
Posted one month ago

Aha, cool, looks like that’s what I needed! thanks @<1729671499981262848:profile|CooperativeKitten94> !

  
  
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