@ancient-wolf-19325 How do I identify whether I am running in a container or locally? I have seen something like

is_container

or something in the documentation

You can use the

ImageSpec.is_container()

method to check if the current environment is the container built from the given ImageSpec. This method returns True if running inside the container, and False otherwise. For details, see the Flytekit ImageSpec API reference. Note: There is a known issue where

is_container()

may return True during fast registration (e.g.,

pyflyte run --remote

or

pyflyte register

), not just during actual container execution. This is acknowledged as a bug in the Flyte community (GitHub issue). Would you like more detail on the technical cause or workarounds? Sources: - Flytekit ImageSpec API reference - GitHub issue: ImageSpec.is_container returns True during fast registration 👍 1 button 👎 0 button 💡 Hint: Mention @ancient-wolf-19325 in the thread for followups.

Why do you want this

I thought of setting my AWS-credentials locally different from when I run it remotely. But I then chose to install AWS CLI and log in that way. This way I don't need to supply the

storage_options

in my S3-connections at all