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For the moment, in mlbench/refimpls/utils/log.py subprocesses are used to post information asynchronously. This is however need to be improved using native Kubernetes modules.
A possible solution is connect_post_namespaced_service_proxy in CoreV1API. But it is not optimal as it does not accept body argument.
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In the backlog for now. If the python client ever supports proper post requests, this makes sense again.
The biggest use case is if we have multiple api/dashboard nodes with loadbalancing (if the dashboard ever becomes the limiting factor, e.g. with 1000 Nodes), then we need to sue the kubernetes API with its Load Balancer.
For now it's of little importance, though.
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For the moment, in
mlbench/refimpls/utils/log.py
subprocesses are used to post information asynchronously. This is however need to be improved using native Kubernetes modules.A possible solution is
connect_post_namespaced_service_proxy
in CoreV1API. But it is not optimal as it does not accept body argument.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: