ack-ai-dev-console component is a sample tool provided by the cloud-native AI suite. Arena can use the simple web interface provided by ack-ai-dev-console to submit and manage Kubeflow, KubeDL and other AI tasks. This topic introduces ack-ai-dev-console and describes the usage notes and release notes for ack-ai-dev-console.
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Usage notes
Only Container Service for Kubernetes (ACK) Pro clusters and ACK Edge Pro clusters whose Kubernetes versions are 1.18 and later support ack-ai-dev-console. For more information about how to install and use ack-ai-dev-console, see Development and configuration. For more information about how to submit training tasks, deploy inference services, and build and use pipelines in the console, see Cloud-native AI suite developer guide.
The AI Console (including AI Dashboard and AI Developer Console) provided by Alibaba Cloud was gradually rolled out through a whitelist mechanism starting January 22, 2025.
Existing deployments: If you have already deployed AI Dashboard or AI Developer Console before this date, your current usage remains unaffected.
New installations: Users not whitelisted can install and configure the AI Console through the open-source community. For detailed open-source configuration instructions, see Open-source AI Console.
Description
August 2023
Version number | Description | Release date | Impact |
1.0.21 | The commit-agent component and the ack-commit-ctl command-line tool are introduced to save notebooks on Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instances as images. These images can be used to restore the notebooks on specified ECS instances. | 2023-08-30 | No impact on workloads |
June 2023
Version | Description | Release date | Impact |
1.0.3 |
| 2023-06-07 | No impact on workloads |