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what error are you getting?
j
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=> importing to docker                                                                            65.9s
Created the repository formatted-tech
Error [BentoctlDockerException]:  Failed to tag Docker image, aws-ec2-formatted_tech_service:5bhty7u4psoxxmql not found.
j
when you run 
docker images
do you see the image mentioned 
aws-ec2-formatted_tech_service:5bhty7u4psoxxmql
. Also are you using buildkit? There is a 
--load
flag that is suppose to load the build image from the builder container into local registry. It is enabled by default. But again its strange that the no-GPUs version works. Also can you paste the few lines above => import to docker
j
Getting the same error still 😞
b
@Jon Gill can you try naming it 
formatted_tech
instead? Dashes are not legit docker image names if i recall
j
Any ideas?
b
Basically, see if 
bentoml containerize <model-name>
works for u before running the next command
Maybe consider upgrading 
bentoctl
too if you haven't
j
So bentoml containerize works
And I have the latest bentoctl
b
what does the output of bentoml containerize show?
b
Q: what does the output of bentoml containerize show? A: The output of the bentoml containerize command shows the successful building of a docker image with the tag "iris_classifier:6otbsmxzq6lwbgxi", the starting of a BentoServer running on http://0.0.0.0:3000, the verification of the Docker engine, the listing of available bentos in the store, and the generated files in the Bento, such as the README.md, apis, bento.yaml, env, models, and src. Additionally, it shows the loading of the service from the Bento directory, the tag and path of the service, and the recommended testing of the containerized Bento docker image before moving to a production deployment. Source: rtdocs/concepts/deploy.html, rtdocs/concepts/bento.html, rtdocs/tutorial.html Powered by Bento Cloud.
b
maybe you can tag it exactly what
b
Q: maybe you can tag it exactly what A: The tag for the service is "iris_classifier:dpijemevl6nlhlg6". It is automatically generated for the newly created Bento, but it is also possible to customize the Bento version string by specifying it in the --version CLI argument, as well as other command line options such as --cgroup-parent, --debug, --do-not-track, --docker-image-tag, --enable-features, --iidfile, --image-tag, --label, --load, --metadata-file, --network, --no-cache, --no-cache-filter, --opt, --output, --platform, --progress, --pull, --push, --quiet, --run-as-root, --secret, --shm-size, --ssh, --target, --ulimit, --verbose, -q, -t, BENTO:TAG, --assume-yes, --yes, -y, DELETE_TARGETS, -o for the bentoml-delete, bentoml-env, and bentoml-export commands respectively. Additionally, the Tag class provides methods to create a new version of the tag, Powered by Bento Cloud.
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