| 25 May 2022 |
 droctothorpe | Everything past provisioning is the same. All KF needs is an endpoint and credentials. | 13:20:54 |
 Ferdinand von den Eichen [Kineo.ai] | Yeah I looked into it earlier today. Seems doable. I might reach out to you if we run into major issues 👼 | 13:21:44 |
| droctothorpe | Happy to help (assuming I can, heh). | 13:22:08 |
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 Rahul Mehta | If a recurring run is deleted from Kubeflow during scheduled execution, will Kubeflow lose track of the job? We've observed this behavior with a particular recurring run that's scheduled around the same time that we re-deploy recurring runs (we remove and re-schedule them since they involve different dependencies etc). | 21:56:44 |
| 26 May 2022 |
 Gerard Casas Saez | Hi folks, qq, is there any estimate on dates for kfp==2.0.0rc0 release and 2.0.0 full support from backend (trying to undestand better the current story around this) | 00:50:57 |
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 Atra Akandeh | Hello everyone. Could someone please direct me to a link that provides an example of pipeline that consume large amounts of data stored in Google Cloud Storage? or any suggestion on that. | 14:07:55 |
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 Kishan Savant | I think you can download the data using the URL from GCS and then pass on the path of the data using InputPath() and OutputPath(). Check out the following link. There are some examples with implementation that you can check out in the kubeflow/examples repo | 17:19:31 |
| Atra Akandeh | Thanks, Kishan. Why would you not use pvc over InputPath()/OutputPath()? | 23:19:19 |
| 27 May 2022 |
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| Kishan Savant | https://kubeflow.slack.com/archives/CE10KS9M4/p1645603722299249?thread_ts=1645458077.332789&cid=CE10KS9M4 | 05:17:18 |
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| laserK3000 | Hi, what is the intended way in v2 to output multiple files of a priori unknown number as an Artifact ? Do I have to compress everything into a single file or can I treat Output.path as a directory? I did the latter. I works (files end up in minio) but I wanted to know if this is intended behavior or has some caveats. One thing that did not work with this approach though was to download the artifact via the UI. | 12:31:00 |
 Chase Christensen | laserK3000 I believe output path is supposed to be a directory. Everything is pushed to S3 (minIO) for outputs. Now you can choose the URL or S3 endpoint in V2 is my understanding. You should be able to look at the DAG and see where the output artifacts are stored. I think its a good approach. You can also get real spicy and do VolumeOps and just write to local volumes for marshaling and build pipelines that write to expected local directories. Then you aren't as reliant on Minio and can just write plain ol Python functions and drop stuff wherever without worrying about how KFP handles marshaling. | 14:01:17 |
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| 28 May 2022 |
| laserK3000 | Thank you! | 15:42:45 |
| laserK3000 | I used mount_pvc from kfp.onprem before but apparently this has not yet been ported to the final v2 implementation. That's why I was looking into using minio for passing large amounts of data. | 15:45:48 |
| Chase Christensen | You can just create the volumOp and pass the object to steps | 16:07:29 |
| Chase Christensen | Especially if you are using light weight python components. I'm away from my desk..i can get you an example when im back | 16:08:02 |
| 29 May 2022 |
 mobin nikkhesal | Hello everyone,
When using kfp, I would like to pull images from a private container registry. Could you please explain how to set this up?
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kubeflow: 1.5 (wg distribution)
Kubernetes: 1.21 (on perimise)
kfp: 1.8 | 06:17:34 |
 Yingding Wang | Please take a look at this kubeflow notebook from which I start a pipeline with a component using a private container registry. https://github.com/careforrare/kf-pipelines/blob/main/demo-examples/pipeline_image_registry_builder_sdk_v2.ipynb
I am still on kfp 1.7.0 kubeflow 1.4 und K8s 1.21 (on prem), but I think the prinzip for kf 1.5 should be the same. | 09:58:33 |
| mobin nikkhesal | thanks Yingding Wang | 11:31:14 |
