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[maintainance] Setup the repository #8
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@gaocegege @jlewi I have read the tests of other repos and tried to use ci-bot and gcr.io/kubeflow-ci. In my understanding, the run_e2e_workflow script in If the e2e test is not available, we should do the component. WDYT? Could you give me advice? |
Here's how the tests work
You can use whatever docker image you like with the pods. Alternatively if your missing some dependency that should be in the common worker image you can add it here https://github.com/kubeflow/testing/tree/master/images |
@YujiOshima There is no need to deploy katib with ksonnet. We use ksonnet and argo to construct the DAG. But you could use docker containers to do whatever you want. You can refer to https://github.com/kubeflow/pytorch-operator . It uses ksonnet to construct the build graph while it does not use it to install the operator. |
Please try to use ksonnet. We should try to be consistent about how we package things. We want to have a single registry for all our packages and deploy them in a consistent fashion. |
OK, I will open an issue to keep track of the progress. As you know, we are not ksonnet experts, thus maybe we need some help from the community. |
I am going to close the issue. There are one thing to do: #32 |
We should set up CI and other things according to https://github.com/kubeflow/community/blob/master/repository-setup.md
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