Helm Configurations
Seldon Core Operator Chart Configuration
https://github.com/SeldonIO/seldon-core/blob/master/helm-charts/seldon-core-operator/values.yaml
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# # Seldon Core Operator
# Below are the default values when installing Seldon Core
# Defaults to .Release.Namespace
namespaceOverride: ""
# ## Ingress Options
# You are able to choose between Istio and Ambassador
# If you have ambassador installed you can just use the enabled flag
ambassador:
enabled: false
version: v2
singleNamespace: false
# When activating Istio, respecive virtual services will be created
# You must make sure you create the seldon-gateway as well
istio:
enabled: false
gateway: istio-system/seldon-gateway
tlsMode: ""
# If you have KEDA installed you can use it for autoscaling
keda:
enabled: false
# ## Install with Cert Manager
# See installation page in documentation for more information
certManager:
enabled: false
# ## Install with limited namespace visibility
# If you want to ensure seldon-core-controller can only have visibility
# to specify namespaces you can set the controllerId
controllerId: ""
# Whether operator should create the webhooks and configmap on startup (false means created from chart)
managerCreateResources: false
# Default user id to add to all Pod Security Context as the default
# Use this to ensure all container run as non-root by default
# For openshift leave blank as usually this will be injected automatically on an openshift cluster
# to all pods.
defaultUserID: "8888"
# runtime user to use for manager
managerUserID: 8888
# ## Service Orchestrator (Executor)
# The executor is the default service orchestrator which has superceded the "Java Engine"
executor:
port: 8000
metricsPortName: metrics
image:
pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
registry: docker.io
repository: seldonio/seldon-core-executor
tag: 1.20.0-dev
resources:
cpuLimit: 500m
cpuRequest: 500m
memoryLimit: 512Mi
memoryRequest: 512Mi
prometheus:
path: /prometheus
serviceAccount:
name: default
user: 8888
# If you want to make available your own request logger for ELK integration you can set this
# For more information see the Production Integration for Payload Request Logging with ELK in the docs
requestLogger:
defaultEndpoint: 'http://default-broker'
workQueueSize: 10000
writeTimeoutMs: 2000
# Whether to run full protocol API based health checks on models in deployment graph. False will just do TCP connects
fullHealthChecks: false
# ## Seldon Core Controller Manager Options
image:
pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
registry: docker.io
repository: seldonio/seldon-core-operator
tag: 1.20.0-dev
manager:
cpuLimit: 500m
cpuRequest: 100m
memoryLimit: 300Mi
memoryRequest: 200Mi
logLevel: INFO
leaderElectionID: a33bd623.machinelearning.seldon.io
leaderElectionResourceLock:
leaderElectionLeaseDurationSecs: 15
leaderElectionRenewDeadlineSecs: 10
leaderElectionRetryPeriodSecs: 2
annotations: {}
containerSecurityContext: {}
deploymentNameAsPrefix: false
priorityClassName:
rbac:
configmap:
create: true
create: true
serviceAccount:
create: true
name: seldon-manager
singleNamespace: false
storageInitializer:
cpuLimit: "1"
cpuRequest: 100m
image: seldonio/rclone-storage-initializer:1.20.0-dev
memoryLimit: 1Gi
memoryRequest: 100Mi
usageMetrics:
enabled: false
# In scenarios like EKS with non-standard CNI plugin like calico, the control plane cannot reach the webhook
# hence it is needed to set hostNetwork: true
hostNetwork: false
webhook:
port: 4443 # If 'hostNetwork: true' you might need to change this port if it is already used by the node
metrics: # these are the metrics exposed by the controller pod
port: 8080 # If 'hostNetwork: true' you might need to change this port if it is already used by the node
# ## Predictive Unit Values
predictiveUnit:
httpPort: 9000
grpcPort: 9500
metricsPortName: metrics
# If you would like to add extra environment variables to the init container to make available
# secrets such as cloud credentials, you can provide a default secret name that will be loaded
# to all the containers. You can then override this using the envSecretRefName in SeldonDeployments
defaultEnvSecretRefName: ""
predictor_servers:
MLFLOW_SERVER:
protocols:
seldon:
defaultImageVersion: "1.20.0-dev"
image: seldonio/mlflowserver
v2:
defaultImageVersion: "1.7.1-mlflow"
image: seldonio/mlserver
SKLEARN_SERVER:
protocols:
seldon:
defaultImageVersion: "1.20.0-dev"
image: seldonio/sklearnserver
v2:
defaultImageVersion: "1.7.1-sklearn"
image: seldonio/mlserver
TENSORFLOW_SERVER:
protocols:
seldon:
defaultImageVersion: "1.20.0-dev"
image: seldonio/tfserving-proxy
tensorflow:
defaultImageVersion: 2.1.0
image: tensorflow/serving
XGBOOST_SERVER:
protocols:
seldon:
defaultImageVersion: "1.20.0-dev"
image: seldonio/xgboostserver
v2:
defaultImageVersion: "1.7.1-xgboost"
image: seldonio/mlserver
TRITON_SERVER:
protocols:
v2:
defaultImageVersion: "21.08-py3"
image: nvcr.io/nvidia/tritonserver
HUGGINGFACE_SERVER:
protocols:
v2:
defaultImageVersion: "1.7.1-huggingface"
image: seldonio/mlserver
TEMPO_SERVER:
protocols:
v2:
defaultImageVersion: "1.7.1-slim"
image: seldonio/mlserver
# ## Other
# You can choose the crds to not be installed if you already installed them
# This applies to just the yaml template. If you set managerCreateResources=true then
# it will try to create the CRD but only if it does not exist
crd:
create: true
# Whether to force the use of the v1beta1 or v1 CRD.
forceV1: false
forceV1beta1: false
annotations: {} # Annotations to add to the CRD if not created by the Manager
# Warning: credentials will be depricated soon, please use defaultEnvSecretRefName above
# For more info please check the documentation
credentials:
gcs:
gcsCredentialFileName: gcloud-application-credentials.json
s3:
s3AccessKeyIDName: awsAccessKeyID
s3SecretAccessKeyName: awsSecretAccessKey
kubeflow: false
# Explainer image
explainer:
image: seldonio/alibiexplainer:1.20.0-dev
image_v2: seldonio/mlserver:1.6.1-alibi-explain