Giorgos

I have the same problem "Error: no such table" since January. Currently, I am deploying version `3.1.1` and it's the same behavior: init-db job runs fine, and if I test...

> AFAIK the default examples uri should be set to the postgres included in the chart. The examples should be loading via the init pod, which could possibly be failing...

I have Kubeflow on premises. I switched from Dex to Keycloak. Does anyone have any clue how to access programmatically Kubeflow pipelines from outside the cluster?

I found it by using Python kfp ! After a lot of testing, I realized -for one more time- that Python kfp has bad documentation: https://kubeflow-pipelines.readthedocs.io/en/stable/source/client.html From this page https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/components/pipelines/v1/sdk/connect-api/...

I solved it! As it seems, the problem is in the password I defined for admin. It needs to be extra powerful. If not, you are not allowed to log...

However, is there a Load Balancer available in your cluster? Do you have the same result if you have the default values for service? (ClusterIP in this case)

As documentation advises, I dropped the table `latest_metrics`, however the problem persists. So, I continued, by deleting the only row of table `alembic_version`. I launched mlflow and this time I...

Hello again, I found the workaround for this issue. I lack experience in SQL, especially about migration processes, so my workaround may not be very sophisticated, but at least it...