Victor Skvortsov
Victor Skvortsov
Currently, dstack server provides API to create/update backends. This is supposed to be used by UIs/CLIs that provide alternative to `~/.dstack/server/config.yml`. But implementing an interface on top of this API...
Currently, dstack AWS gateways are instances with public IP addresses. Users may want to create an internal-facing gateway so that the gateway is only accessible via internal IP inside the...
### Steps to reproduce If I run a service with model mapping without specifying chat_template, dstack goes to huggingface to get the tokenizer info. But if a model is restricted...
### Problem Currently, dstack lacks built-in functionality that would allow users to persist data between runs. Cloud providers usually provide data persistence via network volumes. The proposal is to introduce...
Currently RunConfigurations are documented both via docstrings and via Annotated description. The docstrings are used to generate Python API reference, and the annotations are used to generate .dstack.yml reference. The...
**Topic** C **Resource title** Modern C **Resource link** https://www.manning.com/books/modern-c **Available for free** yes **Resource type** book **Is series** no **Authors** Jens Gustedt **Last update** 2019-10-10 **Description** Still need to check...
Currently, dstack gateways can be created and updated only via CLI arguments. As gateway configuration becomes more complex (e.g. #1171), we need a better interface to configure all the gateway...
Currently, dstack's retry policy is very limited – it only works for interrupted spot jobs (despite its description that the run is retried on failure). To make retry policy useful,...
**Describe the bug** We're parsing objects using `MyModel.__response__`, then pass the objects as if they were instances of `MyModel`. This fails because `isinstance(obj, MyModel)` return `False`. **To Reproduce** Steps to...
I have some pydantic models that define custom `__init__()` with a call to `super()`. When migrating to DualBaseModel as my base model, defining such models started to raise `TypeError`. Here's...