A little helm with running this

[koushikpr]

Hey Im a beginner to the topic of helm and have to make this program run on either AWS EKS or even an EC2 Instance is fine. My doubts are how to run the chart and how much CPU and RAM utilization does this consume.

[patoarvizu]

Hello! Your question is kind of broad, so let me try to answer what I can.

Helm is a Kubernetes-specific framework, so it's not something you can run directly on an EC2 instance. You can of course run freqtrade itself directly on EC2 instances, but you wouldn't do that with Helm.

If you have access to a running Kubernetes cluster, you can follow the instructions on the Helm website on how to install a Helm chart. This repo isn't published to a proper Helm chart repository yet, so you'd have to clone it and install from your local copy. One tool that can help you try this out if you want to experiment on a local Kubernetes cluster is k3s. With k3s you can quickly spin up and tear down fully working Kubernetes clusters on your machine and iterate that way.

Lastly, I don't have any data in terms of resource utilization, maybe that's something that you can ask on the freqtrade repo.

I hope that helps!

[koushikpr]

Hey I was able to make it work on AWS EC2 Instance the only issue that I am facing is the strategy. So basically how did u transfer the Sample-strategy to /freqtrade/userdata/strategies ? somehow there seems to be a chown command occuring that changes all files to Read-Only mode which I didnt find anywhere in the code.

[patoarvizu]

Are you running this on a Kubernetes server running on an EC2 instance? Or are you running freqtrade directly on the EC2 instance, without Kubernetes/Helm?

If it's the latter, that would be outside of the scope of this project and more of a question for the freqtrade repo (in case it's not clear, I'm not the maintainer of freqtrade, I just created this Helm chart to deploy it on Kubernetes).

Can you clarify how you're running this to see if it's something I can help you with?

[koushikpr]

I am running Kubernetes server on EC2 Instance. The following error that I am facing is in the strategy section. The logs that u are able to see are for the command kubectl logs -n freqtrade I have made changes in the configurations based on the latest changes in freqtrade docker image. Config contains the following data. StrategyCreator is my custom class I have prepared and saved in charts/strategies/ folder. Somehow that is not been transferred to freqtrade/user-data/strategies for utlization backtesting: enabled: false download_data: true timerange: timeframes: 5m fee: strategy_list: StrategyCreator pvc_size: 1Gi results: enable_export: true reader_enabled: true pvc_size: 1Gi

bot: enabled: true strategy_name: StrategyCreator pvc_size: 1Gi

ingress: enabled: true

create_config_configmap: true create_strategies_configmap: true

strategies: {}

[patoarvizu]

Mmhh I have a suspicion of what the issue might be. Can you tell me what version of Kubernetes you're running, and also, can you show me what the freqtrade-strategies configmap looks like? E.g. run kubectl get configmap freqtrade-strategies -o yaml.

[koushikpr]

{{- if .Values.create_strategies_configmap }} apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: freqtrade-strategies data:

{{- if .Values.strategies }} {{ .Values.strategies | toYaml | indent 2 }} {{- else }} {{ (.Files.Glob "strategies/*").AsConfig | indent 2 }} {{- end }} {{- end }}

[koushikpr]

[patoarvizu]

And what version of Kubernetes are you running?

[koushikpr]

The latest one

[patoarvizu]

Hi, sorry I hadn't been able to come back to this. Have you made any progress?

[koushikpr]

hey Patoarvizu/Freqtrade-Helm-Chart none yet I havent checked it yet

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[patoarvizu]

Mmhh ok. When I created this repo I didn't really expect to have any significant adoption and it hasn't been updated in a while, and also when I created it Kubernetes was at 1.17 or something so a lot of things may have changed that are no longer compatible. I'm going to try to spend a little bit of time on this and see if I can reproduce it.

You mentioned you're on the latest version of Kubernetes, but can you specify which one explicitly?