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Pipelines on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (IKS)

Instructions for using Kubeflow Pipelines on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (IKS)

Authenticating Kubeflow Pipelines with the SDK

Notes:

It requires authentication via the public endpoint of Kubeflow deployment when using the Kubeflow Pipelines multi-user feature with Pipelines SDK. Below variables need to be provided, no matter coming from an in-cluster Jupyter notebook or a remote machine:

  1. KUBEFLOW_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT_URL - Kubeflow public endpoint URL. You can obtain it from command ibmcloud ks nlb-dns ls --cluster <your-cluster-name>.
  2. SESSION_COOKIE - A session cookie starts with authservice_session=. You can obtain it from your browser after authenticated from Kubeflow UI. Notice that this session cookie expires in 24 hours, so you need to obtain it again after cookie expired.
  3. KUBEFLOW_PROFILE_NAME - Your Kubeflow profile name

Once you obtain above information, it can use the following Python code to list all your Pipelines experiments:

import kfp

KUBEFLOW_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT_URL = 'https://xxxx.<region-name>.containers.appdomain.cloud'
# this session cookie looks like "authservice_session=xxxxxxx"
SESSION_COOKIE = 'authservice_session=xxxxxxx'
KUBEFLOW_PROFILE_NAME = '<your-profile-name>'

client = kfp.Client(
    host=f'{KUBEFLOW_PUBLIC_ENDPOINT_URL}/pipeline',
    cookies=SESSION_COOKIE
)

experiments = client.list_experiments(namespace=KUBEFLOW_PROFILE_NAME)

Pipelines components like experiments and runs are isolated by Kubeflow profiles. A Kubeflow user can only see Pipelines experiments and runs belonging to this user’s Kubeflow profile.