Open Murds7 opened 2 years ago
@chuckbelisle Assigned to you because you're on support duty. :)
@Murds7 We'll be reviewing this request next week when we go through our next sprint planning. Stay tuned until then.
We'll probably try and go with the first option as the second option has not had a commit since 2020 and uses some older packages, the first repo seems to just rely on other open source available tools and itself is not an application so we can try that for sure.
Hmm something in here has a critical CVE
For documentation and research about the CVE https://www.cve.org/CVERecord?id=CVE-2020-1747
@Collinbrown95
Fix was created back in 2020 as well and I would assume updating the package would fix this CVE https://github.com/yaml/pyyaml/commit/5080ba513377b6355a0502104846ee804656f1e0
yeah it seems like when I scan this locally it just picks up this CVE while our daily pipeline just passes
by the by Also need to update kfp it seems
After updating both pyyaml and kfp the issue / vulnerability is still there
Did a nice little pipdeptree and here are the results
kubeflow-tfjob==0.1.3
kubeflow-pytorchjob==0.1.3
kubeflow-kale==0.6.1
@Murds7 does this help you chose which software to move forward and how to install/add it to your notebook?
Would it be possible to install one or both of the following projects either in a Jupyterlab or remote desktop server? 1) https://github.com/IIT-PAVIS/Social-Distancing 2) https://github.com/intel-iot-devkit/social-distance Would there be any additional steps to use tensorflow and a GPU if installed on a remote desktop server?