Brendan Gibson

Can you open the browser developer tools and take a look at what errors you get from the requests from the UI to the server? > On Aug 7, 2022,...

How are you running the `metaflow-service`? Are you following the instructions here https://github.com/Netflix/metaflow-service ? The `metaflow-service` needs to be running for the `metaflow-ui` to talk to.

What I can see here is an issue with docker. I looked around the internet and it seems like it is probably an issue with the permissions of your user...

Take a look at https://github.com/netflix/metaflow-service#migration-service - there are instructions to first check what version of the schema you have, and to update it if yours is out of date.

Any luck with working this out? It looks to me like postgres is not running? If not, jump onto the slack channel where you can get help a bit more...

http://chat.metaflow.org/ - put your question in the #ask-metaflow channel. I don't think that MySQL could be swapped in easily. Let's see if we can get postgres working for you.

Can you share the response from the `/dag` request from the Console Network Tab?

@npow it looks like you don't have the latest `metaflow-ui` and `metaflow-service`. The versions should be `1.1.1` and `2.2.2` respectively. The schema for the DAG's changed recently.

This could be a mismatch with your python versions. Ensure that you are using python3 for everything.

OK. I have had the same error before when `pip` was version 2 and `python` was version 3, meaning when I `pip install click` it was not visible to python3....