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* Change configs of fateboard for 1.9.1 (#805)
Signed-off-by: Chen Jing <jingch@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: Chen Jing <jingch@vmware.com>
* update docs from 1.9.0 to 1.9.1 (#810)
* update docs from 1.9.0 to 1.9.1
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* fix typo
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* set default mysql cred
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* enlarge HelmChart.Name field size
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* fix the issue which leads to fum fail
Signed-off-by: Chen Jing <jingch@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: Chen Jing <jingch@vmware.com>
Signed-off-by: hang lv <xlv20@fudan.edu.cn>
Co-authored-by: hang lv <xlv20@fudan.edu.cn>
Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: docs/Customize_KubeFATE_Chart.md
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## `templates` folder
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In `templates` folder, the template yaml file combined with values will generate valid Kubernetes manifest files for each `FATE` or `FATE-Serving` component.
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e.g. For `FATE` v1.9.0, there are following templates locating in `template` folder:
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e.g. For `FATE` v1.9.1, there are following templates locating in `template` folder:
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1. eggroll: eggroll module, including 3 eggroll related components: clustermanager, nodemanager and rollsite/lb-rollsite.
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2. spark: spark module, including spark, hdfs, nginx, pulsar/rabbitmq. People just need to pick one module from spark and eggroll.
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3. client: the module for the jupyter notebook client.
Then, we can deploy the fate cluster of v1.9.0 version. The detail of cluster.yaml please refer to: [FATE Cluster Configuration](./configurations/FATE_cluster_configuration.md)
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Then, we can deploy the fate cluster of v1.9.1 version. The detail of cluster.yaml please refer to: [FATE Cluster Configuration](./configurations/FATE_cluster_configuration.md)
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5. Network connectivity to dockerhub or 163 Docker Image Registry, and google gcr.
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6. Setup the global KubeFATE version using in the tutorial and create a folder for the whole tutorial.
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```
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export fate_version=v1.9.0 && export kubefate_version=v1.4.5 && cd ~ && mkdir demo && cd demo
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export fate_version=v1.9.1 && export kubefate_version=v1.4.5 && cd ~ && mkdir demo && cd demo
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```
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Notes:
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* When talking about KubeFATE version, usually there are 3 notions:
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* The KubeFATE CLI version, in this tutorial, it is v1.4.5.
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* The KubeFATE service version, in this tutorial, it is v1.4.5.
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* The FATE version, in this tutorial, it is v1.9.0, it also means the version of the helm chart of FATE, currently we use this version to tag the KubeFATE GitHub master branch.
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* The FATE version, in this tutorial, it is v1.9.1, it also means the version of the helm chart of FATE, currently we use this version to tag the KubeFATE GitHub master branch.
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***<fontcolor="red">In this tutorial, the IP of the machine we used is 192.168.100.123. Please change it to your machine's IP in all the following commands and config files.</font></div>**
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# Start Tutorial
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## Setup Kubefate
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### Install KubeFATE CLI
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Go to [KubeFATE Release](https://github.com/FederatedAI/KubeFATE/releases), and find the latest kubefate-k8s release
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pack, which is `v1.9.0` as set to ENVs before. (replace ${fate_version} with the newest version available)
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pack, which is `v1.9.1` as set to ENVs before. (replace ${fate_version} with the newest version available)
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```
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curl -LO https://github.com/FederatedAI/KubeFATE/releases/download/${fate_version}/kubefate-k8s-${fate_version}.tar.gz && tar -xzf ./kubefate-k8s-${fate_version}.tar.gz
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name: fate-9999
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namespace: fate-9999
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chartName: fate
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chartVersion: v1.9.0
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chartVersion: v1.9.1
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partyId: 9999
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registry: ""
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pullPolicy:
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name: fate-10000
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namespace: fate-10000
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chartName: fate
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chartVersion: v1.9.0
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chartVersion: v1.9.1
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partyId: 10000
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registry: ""
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pullPolicy:
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kubefate@machine:~/kubefate$ watch kubefate cluster ls
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UUID NAME NAMESPACE REVISION STATUS CHART ChartVERSION AGE
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