During class I ran into an issue where launching mlflow ui landed me on a 403 error. This is because there are too many concurrent processes running and you need to kill them. To do so you run the following:
# first, identify the MLflow processes running
ps aux | grep mlflow
# identify the process IDs you want to kill and run the following
# individually for each PID
kill -INT <pid>
If I teach this section again I probably need to keep this handy and maybe make a comment in the notebook so others are aware of the issue and how to resolve it.
During class I ran into an issue where launching mlflow ui landed me on a 403 error. This is because there are too many concurrent processes running and you need to kill them. To do so you run the following:
If I teach this section again I probably need to keep this handy and maybe make a comment in the notebook so others are aware of the issue and how to resolve it.