hey team, Ray and Flyte: Distributed Computing and Orchestration in this documentation it is written that

Flyte starts a Ray dashboard by default that provides cluster metrics and logs across many machines in a single pane as well as Ray memory utilization while debugging memory errors. The dashboard helps Ray users understand Ray clusters and libraries.

But i dont see ray dashboard i just see flyte console

You need to separately port forward to it, it should have a k8s service in whichever namespace its running

So does it not run in the demo cluster?

cc @Kevin Su

yes, you can run ray task in the demo cluster, but you need to port-forward the ray service. kuberay won’t create an ingress for you, so you can only connect the dashboard through k8s service.

Hey @Kevin Su i am not able to find ray service i can just see all pods

While the task is running, can you run:

kubectl get svc -A

? and post the output here

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This is odd... Can you check on two things for me plz: 1. I want to make sure the task actually ran using Ray operator, can you confirm that? maybe run

kubectl get rayjob -A

while the task is running 2. Can you confirm the version of Ray operator you are running?

Ray operator version:

kuberay/operator:v0.3.0

I see, @Anirudh Sridhar It doesn't look like Ray plugin is enabled... Have you followed the steps here: https://docs.flyte.org/en/latest/deployment/plugins/k8s/index.html? particularly the config:

tasks:
  task-plugins:
    default-for-task-types:
      container: container
      container_array: k8s-array
      sidecar: sidecar
      ray: ray
    enabled-plugins:
    - container
    - k8s-array
    - sidecar
    - ray

ya it is enabled