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Hi Everyone, I'M Pau, From Spain, And New To This Community. I Am Self Hosting A Clearml Server In A Linux Machine. I Want To Deploy A Flask-App Inside Another Container That Uploads A Dataset Whenever It Receives An Event From Another App. The Container

Hi everyone, I'm Pau, from Spain, and new to this community.

I am self hosting a clearml server in a linux machine. I want to deploy a flask-app inside another container that uploads a dataset whenever it receives an event from another app. The container has a valid config file, and it executes clearml-init pointing to that file.
The problem I am facing is that apparently it doesn't "see" the clearml-server container. I've seen that the clearml server creates two docker networks:

  • clearml_backend
  • clearml_frontendand i've succesfully connected my container to them, but trying to create a dataset returns:
    clearml.backend_api.session.defs.MissingConfigError: It seems ClearML is not configured on this machine!

Has anyone faced this problem? If so, how did you overcome it?

Thanks!

p.s.: this is the traceback:
clearml.backend_api.session.defs.MissingConfigError: It seems ClearML is not configured on this machine!
flask_app-1 | To get started with ClearML, setup your own 'clearml-server' or create a free account at None
flask_app-1 | Setup instructions can be found here: None

  
  
Posted 5 days ago
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Hi John, thanks for the answer. You're correct, I was initianting clearml using the command "clearml-init -f myconfig.yaml" but I was missing the ENV variable CLEARML_CONFIG_FILE. Once I configured it, it worked as expected. I thought that just indicating the file in the init would work.

  
  
Posted 3 days ago

Hi PompousGoldfish33 , it looks like clearml.conf isn't configured in the environment that the flask app is running in. Which process is giving this traceback?

  
  
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