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Self Hosted Tensorboard support with user auth #6734

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arif-ahmed-nv opened this issue Jan 25, 2024 · 1 comment
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Self Hosted Tensorboard support with user auth #6734

arif-ahmed-nv opened this issue Jan 25, 2024 · 1 comment

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@arif-ahmed-nv
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arif-ahmed-nv commented Jan 25, 2024

Hello,

I want to be able to securely share Tensorboard sessions with other people. I know I can simply expose the remote host publicly, but this method is not secure, so are there any resources/documentation to do this with proper user authentication so that anyone that has my remote host IP/port cannot see my training logs? I would use tensorboard.dev, but since that's been shut down it's no longer a viable option. I would also be interested if there's any way to fetch the static HTML from the remote host running the Tensorboard service, and inject it into an iFrame in my own web app.

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You would need to add your own auth layer in front of any locally hosted version of TensorBoard, which would be specific to your particular auth provider.

The TB HTML content is dynamic, but I would assume just pointing to the URL would be sufficient to include it in an iframe (as long as the URL is accessible).

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