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What Is The Recommended Way Of Passing Environment Variables To Kubernetes Pods Executed Using Clearml Pipelines? I Know I Could Create A “Global” Kubernetes Secret, But My Users Want To Set Their Own Environment Variables Pretty Often. I Tried Using The

What is the recommended way of passing environment variables to Kubernetes pods executed using ClearML pipelines? I know I could create a “global” Kubernetes secret, but my users want to set their own environment variables pretty often. I tried using the environment section of clearml.conf but the variables were not propagated to downstream components that were spinned up. I also tried using log_os_environment but that only affected the controller pod, it didn’t help with component pods.

  
  
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Hi WobblyFrog79 , are you using the ClearML k8s agent glue?

  
  
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Yes

  
  
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I know I can configure the “pod template”, but I’m looking for a solution where users can set their own variables without modifying Kubernetes secrets.

  
  
Posted 23 days ago

Any ideas SuccessfulKoala55 ?

  
  
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