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Thanks for this resource - the local capabilities for testing kubeflow on k3d are really helpful.
However, I'm looking to fix a few things in order to get jupyter notebooks working in a generic way (non-specific to StatCan). Currently that component is failing given its dependency on some proprietary pre-built images.
I can see if I generate a preview of manifests for the local stack and then search for azure, then there are various dependencies on non-public images.
task stack:local:preview ... outputs a file to ../manifests/local.yaml.
I then run: cat manifests/local.yaml | grep azure
I realise I can re-create these types of images here.
But there are these other images that are more fundamental to the inner-workings for kubeflow. I can see for k8scc01covidacr.azurecr.io/jupyter-apis that this is derived from here - "A Golang replacement for the Kubeflow Jupyter Web APIs." ... if I wanted to make this work in a more generic way (non-StatCan-specific), where would I find these images that this previously pointed to?
Thanks for this resource - the
local
capabilities for testing kubeflow on k3d are really helpful.However, I'm looking to fix a few things in order to get jupyter notebooks working in a generic way (non-specific to StatCan). Currently that component is failing given its dependency on some proprietary pre-built images.
I can see if I generate a preview of manifests for the local stack and then search for
azure
, then there are various dependencies on non-public images.task stack:local:preview
... outputs a file to../manifests/local.yaml
.I then run:
cat manifests/local.yaml | grep azure
I realise I can re-create these types of images here.
But there are these other images that are more fundamental to the inner-workings for kubeflow. I can see for
k8scc01covidacr.azurecr.io/jupyter-apis
that this is derived from here - "A Golang replacement for the Kubeflow Jupyter Web APIs." ... if I wanted to make this work in a more generic way (non-StatCan-specific), where would I find these images that this previously pointed to?Thanks for any guidance you might be able to offer.
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