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Hi! Is there an easy way to obtain an instance of a `FlyteRemote` or similar (i.e., `flytekit.client...
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r
Hi! Is there an easy way to obtain an instance of a 
FlyteRemote
or similar (i.e., 
flytekit.clients.friendly
) API client instance when running in a container? I have seen 
Config.auto()
, but it needs a config file to do its magic. Also, there's 
FlyteContext.flyte_client
, which looks promising but is set to 
None
, when I try to look it up on a context obtained via 
FlyteContextManager.current_context()
at runtime. Any pointers are highly appreciated! 🙏
t
you can.
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you can at least start out with 
Config.for_endpoint(endpoint, insecure)
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endpoint: str,
        insecure: bool = False,
        data_config: typing.Optional[DataConfig] = None,
        config_file: typing.Union[str, ConfigFile] = None,
that’s the full constructor but the other objects are optional
r
Actually, that's what I settled on as a workaround, but it requires looking up the admin endpoint from k8s services - or is the endpoint URL readily available elsewhere in the task container?
t
it is not… but you can hard-code it right?
the dns shouldn’t change.
one thing though is that if you have authentication turned on you’ll have to contend with it
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