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Hey Everyone, I'M New To Clear Ml, But My Company Is Looking At Rolling It Out On Our Eks Cluster. We'Ve Installed Everything Through The

Hey everyone, I'm new to clear ml, but my company is looking at rolling it out on our EKS cluster. We've installed everything through the helm charts and have multiple engineers who are hoping to use one deployment, however I am having some trouble understanding how to best attribute tasks to individual users, especially when they are created via a pipeline.

It seems to me that when a pipeline is created, the user is set to whomever created the pipeline. But when a task within that pipeline is created, the user is set to the clearml agent which ran the pipeline (although the creator can still be set to the pipeline user). Beyond wondering if I have this correct, is there any way to set the user as the creator of the pipeline instead of the agent who executed the task? Would it be recommended to create one agent for each user and just utilize their credentials?

  
  
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Thank you very much @<1523701070390366208:profile|CostlyOstrich36> for your response. This looks like exactly what we are looking for! I'm confused though if there is any way to apply this to a clear-ml agent who was created through the helm chart though. Would I just pass this in as an Env variable?

  
  
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Hi @<1841649351697371136:profile|PerplexedDog0> , I think what you're looking for is impersonation of the agent during execution. This can be achieved via the --use-owner-token flag when running the agent - None

  
  
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