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Version: 0.6.11

Install Starwhale Server with Docker

Prerequisites​

  • A running Kubernetes 1.19+ cluster to run tasks.
  • A running MySQL 8.0+ instance to store metadata.
  • A S3-compatible object storage to save datasets, models, and others.

Please make sure pods on the Kubernetes cluster can access the port exposed by the Starwhale Server installation.

Prepare an env file for Docker​

Starwhale Server can be configured by environment variables.

An env file template for Docker is here. You may create your own env file by modifying the template.

Prepare a kubeconfig file [Optional][SW_SCHEDULER=k8s]​

The kubeconfig file is used for accessing the Kubernetes cluster. For more information about kubeconfig files, see the Official Kubernetes Documentation.

If you have a local kubectl command-line tool installed, you can run kubectl config view to see your current configuration.

Run the Docker image​

docker run -it -d --name starwhale-server -p 8082:8082 \
        --restart unless-stopped \
        --mount type=bind,source=<path to your kubeconfig file>,destination=/root/.kube/config,readonly \
        --env-file <path to your env file> \
        ghcr.io/star-whale/server:0.5.6

For users in the mainland of China, use docker image: docker-registry.starwhale.cn/star-whale/server.