Guiman
Guiman
RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
No problem, thank you! 🙂
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RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
Because for some reason there seem to be discrepancies between the examples in the documentation and the GraphQL spec at https://graphql-spec.runpod.io/. I can't see all the mutations in the specs.
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RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
Could you share the GraphQL schema @yhlong00000 ?
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RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
That's perfect, I'll try that. Thanks again!
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RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
Thanks! If it get it @yhlong00000, there's one app running in a pod (script 1), and the other as a serverless endpoint (script 2), isn't it?
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RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
Thanks for the suggestion! If we were the only users, that would be an interesting approach. However, since our business involves providing an API endpoint for customers to upload their pictures and receive processed ones, I don't think this could be accomplished with a Serverless setup without using a proxy gateway to upload the images to Cloud storage, as you mentioned, or convert them to Base64 strings before sending them to the workers.
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RRunPod
Created by Guiman on 8/24/2024 in #⛅|pods
Continuous Deployment for Pods
Thank you for your response. This approach was pretty much what I had in mind. We had to transition to using Pods because we needed to send specific files, like pictures, to be processed by models. With the input payload, we were restricted to sending them only as Base64, which didn't meet our requirements. Now, by using Pods, we can set up our own Flask server to handle any kind of HTTP requests, files, etc.
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