Ilias Katsakioris

Hi @V-Bhadauriya to further debug this we need to look into that pod's logs and Katib controller's logs relevant to this experiment. [I assume the one pod you're referring to...

Hi @dommgifer, The steps need permissions to `get` their workflow. Try updating the permissions of the service account `default-editor` (that's the one your pods use) accordingly.

Hi @ashokbalaraman, the codelab should work in the latest MiniKF on GCP or AWS using the `gcr.io/arrikto/jupyter-kale:*` image found in JWA's list of images.

The `jupyter-kale` image you are using doesn't seem right for the latest MiniKF. The latest MiniKF comes with `gcr.io/arrikto/jupyter-kale:4a5d7e63-9f74f267`. Can you tell us the version of MiniKF you have deployed?...

Hi @mr-yaky ! We haven't updated Vagrant our latest MiniKF version. We are on it, though. Our latest version is `20201112.0.0` and is available on GCP and AWS. Using the...

Hi @giranntu, Kale extension currently cannot be installed in JupyterLab versions different than `2.x`. It is in our roadmap to support JupyterLab `3.x`, but we don't know when will it...

Hello @Ursanon, we don't have this as a priority as we've got other pressing things to do. At the same time, we have gathered important information around the upgrade and...

Hi @scottieliu, It looks like the Kale Python package is not installed. Take into consideration that the extension cannot work without the backend part of Kale. How did you install...

The installation seems good. I suggest you either use `pip` or `pip3`, mixing the two (even if they point to the same python installation) may lead to frustration and bugs...

Hello @ShivamGarg2910, from the error message I understand that you have deployed multi-user KFP. However, the KFP backend doesn't currently support authentication using the KFP client, nor the client has...