failed to connect to 'ipv4:10.160.113.47:2222': socket error: connection refused
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when I run the distributed mnist_cnn.py and I just followed the comand like this "./start_tf.sh 8 3 mnist_cnn.py", I encountered some errors such as "failed to connect to 'ipv4:10.160.113.47:2222': socket error: connection refused" .
Besides, I am also wondering by using the command "./start_tf.sh 8 3 mnist_cnn.py" how to start remote server process without using ssh or some other protocols.
thanks.
You should run the start_tf.sh inside the k8s cluster. That means you need to use
kubectl exec -it some-pod bash
to go into the cluster and start the training process. some-pod could be any pod that runs inside the cluster. For example you use the ps-worker pod.
If you want to train models using remote server, TensorFlow uses gRPC by default (and I don't think you can change that without significant code change).
您好！
您已经开源了自己的v1.0版本的代码，我想问下，如果自己搭建起来了kubernetes集群后，将您的v1.0版本的代码整合到想有集群中，可行么？
谢谢🙏
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