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Analytics feature doesn't work by default (closed 5000, 5601 ports) #522
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Adding some color to the above thread. I had no issues running Analytics up to the point where I went on PTO on 14 June. I shut down my dev server at that point - which was a t2-medium EC2 instance running Ubunutu 16.0.4. When I returned to work on 20 June and started my EC2 instance it came up fine but when I went to start CVAT with Analytics, I got an insufficient memory error. This should have been my first indicator that something had changed with CVAT. I didn't address it and instead changed my EC2 instance to a t2-large. CVAT with Analytics started just fine. While working with a client that is using CVAT, we had problems getting Kibana to run. I tried opening port 9200. No luck. We then opened ports 5000 and 5601. Analytics started working for them. I saw the post to Gitter from another community member about Analytics not working for them which started me down this path. To test, I removed my inbound port rules for ports 9200, 5601 and 5000. Ran Kibana which opened but couldn't find any data (see screen shot shared previously). I added port 9200. Same result. I added ports 5000 and 5601. Interestingly, Kibana started and data was present but I had a port 9200 error message - even though it was open to inbound traffic. I removed it and added it back. Now Kibana was back to reporting it couldn't find any data. Tried a server reboot. No difference. This is when Nikita filed the bug. Let me know what I can do to help troubleshoot. I love Kibana and would like to get it back to a stable state. |
Quick update....I made a copy of an AMI I made of my CVAT with Analytics VM prior to leaving for PTO and launched it. When I started CVAT on that image, it started fine and Analytics, when I clicked on it, started up but I'm still getting this message I refreshed Kibana and now I'm not getting any data. Same behavior as in the original VM post PTO. Hope this helps! |
@HeffRaleigh Could you please post a output from |
Another update. One of the clients I work with that uses CVAT is also experiencing this same behavior with Kibana. Do we have an ETA on the bug fix? |
First of all we need to reproduce the issue on our side. I will run a clean version of CVAT and see what is going on. If you can help here it will be awesome. |
Docker Info:
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@nmanovic What do you mean by |
As an aside...the client I'm working with is running an EC2 instance that is Ubuntu 18.0.4. |
I mean the set of docker-compose files used to build CVAT, for example |
Got it. Heading off to grab that now. Thx! |
Here you go. Output from
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Thanks! |
You're welcome. I noticed yesterday but didn't mention that I now know why 9200 had to be opened for my initial Kibana install to work - elasticsearch needed it for some reason. Let me know if you want me to share my AMI with you. Happy to make a copy and share it with your AWS account if you're willing to share your AWS account number with me. |
Hello all! Any progress with this bug? Thanks! |
Hello @nmanovic ! Any progress on fixing this bug? Thanks! |
@HeffRaleigh , no progress so far. Our team is overloaded at the moment. Need help here for sure. |
Thanks for the update @nmanovic Success is good. CVAT has made a big difference. I hope you get some additional help soon! I'm trying to do my part in helping on the forum. Hope that isn't hurting more than it is helping. |
@nmanovic Hello Nikita! I've been away from CVAT for a while working with commercial tooling partners. I'm back! I just did a clean install of CVAT on EC2/Ubuntu 16.0.4 to see if I could figure out if the S3 mount was causing an issue. So...out of the box without the S3 mount, Kibana is still hosed. I saw the above image and thought it might mean something. What dirs does Kibana use? Might be some permission setting that needs to be addressed. Also...I don't have ports open other than 80:8080. Not getting port error messages, which is different than last time. |
@nmanovic the problem still exists with cvat 1.2. Even after fresh install (following the instructions at https://github.com/openvinotoolkit/cvat/blob/develop/components/analytics/README.md) Kibana still shows nothing at all. No tasks, no users ,.... It says "No results found".
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@fbrokanlou Please attach logs from this container |
i have the same problem
i ran with command |
which version is stable in which the analytics works? can you give me commit? |
@antonioomsk I don't see any errors in your log and it looks ok. |
@antonioomsk I'll check on the clear Ubuntu |
@azhavoro i rebuilded last release 1.3
them i checked analitycs , and i saw metrics |
@azhavoro I cant open kibana page. How can ı solve this problem?
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@arcibiyo https://github.com/openvinotoolkit/cvat/blob/develop/cvat/apps/documentation/user_guide.md#analytics |
@azhavoro thanks :) |
Hi, I have a similar problem. After cvat upgrading to version 1.2 analytics doesn't work correctly. What I tried to do:
When I deployed CVAT 1.3 on the other host, this problem isn't appear. Link to the logs and error screenshots: |
I don't see complains about analytics for a long time. I will close the issue as outdated. |
Some users complained that it is necessary to open a couple of ports to work with analytics component. At the same time it should work without opening extra ports. At list our internal server doesn't open any ports and the feature works fine. Need to investigate and fix.
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