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Hi Clearml Team, First Of All, Thank You For The Great Work On Clearml! I’M Using

Hi ClearML Team,
First of all, thank you for the great work on ClearML!
I’m using clearml-session to launch a remote development environment, and I’ve run into an issue:

  • When launching Jupyter or VSCode inside the remote container, both services bind to 127.0.0.1 by default.
  • This prevents external access unless I manually override the bind address.
  • For example, Jupyter works if I start it with --ip 0.0.0.0 .Feature request:
    Would it be possible to support a configurable bind_ip option (for both Jupyter and VSCode) in clearml-session ?
  • Ideally, this could be passed as an argument or environment variable when launching the session.
  • This would make it easier for users to customize and avoid manual workarounds.References:
  • Jupyter launch command: here
  • VSCode launch command: hereThanks for considering!
  
  
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