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# ask-for-helps
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larme (shenyang)
05/23/2023, 7:14 PMThat's strange, are you sure
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Gil Leibovitz
05/24/2023, 5:33 AMyep, also i’ve defined a fallback to make sure that in case it isn’t i’ll still have a value, but i get an exception for invalid naming and when i printed the svc_nane it was an empty string
Gil Leibovitz
05/24/2023, 5:35 AMalso on the build i do see that the env var is passed correctly. it happens only when the application is starting
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larme (shenyang)
05/24/2023, 4:04 PMThat's really strange. I'm going to reproduce this one. Thanks for reporting!
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Chaoyu
05/26/2023, 2:40 AMHi @Gil Leibovitz, how do you print the service name in startup?
Chaoyu
05/26/2023, 2:42 AMNote that although service name can be dynamic, the “Bento” name is taking from the Service name, upon the
bentoml buildMY_SERVICE=abc bentoml buildabcChaoyu
05/26/2023, 2:43 AMMay I ask what’s the use case for dynamic service name? There might be other ways to achieve it if you could share more
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Gil Leibovitz
05/26/2023, 2:48 PMi was running some load tests to check different GPU types performance. so i ran the same application backed with different GPUs. in order to differentiate between each flavor, i wanted to give it a different service name so it’ll be reflected on prometheus \ grafana
Gil Leibovitz
05/26/2023, 2:56 PM@Chaoyu reg the service name, i’m a bit confused where it’s being determined. isnt it happening upon the Service class initialization?
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svc = bentoml.Service("name_determined_here", runners=[some runners])Gil Leibovitz
05/26/2023, 2:58 PMalso reg the build - if i won’t mention any service name upon bentoml build. how the service name is given to the bento?