Overview

The ClearML Web UI is the graphical user interface for the ClearML platform, which includes:

• Experiment management
• Browsing
• Resource utilization monitoring
• Profile management
• Direct access to the ClearML community (Slack channel, YouTube, and GitHub).

UI Modules

The WebApp's sidebar provides access to the following modules:

• Dashboard - The dashboard for recent activity and quick access to experiments and projects.
• Projects - The main experimentation page. Access your experiments and models as they are organized into projects. The experiments and models are displayed in tables which let you:
  • Track ongoing experiments and visualize their results
  • Reproduce previously run experiments
  • Tune experiments with no code change
  • Compare experiments
  • Share experiments and their models with other ClearML hosted service users
• Datasets - View and manage your datasets.
• Pipelines - View and manage your pipelines.
• Reports - View and manage your reports.
• Orchestration - Autoscale, monitor, and manage your resource usage and workers queues.
• Applications - ClearML's GUI applications for no-code workflow execution.

UI Top Bar

Settings Menu

Click the profile menu button in the top right corner of the web UI screen to access the following:

• Settings - Navigate to ClearML's user Settings page:
  • Set WebApp preferences
  • Manage workspace API credentials
  • Configure cloud storage access credentials for the ClearML Web UI
  • ClearML Hosted service specific options
    • View usage information
    • Manage users and workspaces
    • Manage resource access permissions (available in the ClearML Enterprise plan)
• Invite a User to your workspace (supported in hosted service). Click Invite a User > input user's email > click ADD > page redirects to the Users & Groups section of the Settings page
• Switch to Workspace - Hosted service users can be members of multiple workspaces. These workspaces are listed here. Click a workspace to switch to.
• Logout of ClearML

Finding What You're Looking for

Use the search bar to find your ClearML resources.

To search using regex, click the .* icon on the search bar.

Search results are returned for the different ClearML objects:

• Experiments - Searching an experiment table looks for matches in the experiments' name, ID, description and input and output models. The enterprise version also includes experiment Dataviews' hyper-datasets and versions.
• Models - Searching a Model table looks for matches in the models' name, ID and description.
• Dataviews (Enterprise only) - Searching a Dataviews table looks for matches in the Dataviews' name, ID, description, hyper-datasets, and versions.
• Datasets - Searching the datasets page looks for matches in the datasets' name, ID, and description. In a dataset's version table, a search looks for matches in the versions' name, ID, and description.
• Pipelines - Searching the pipelines page looks for matches in the datasets' name, ID, and description. In a pipeline run's table, a search looks for matches in the runs' name and ID.
• Reports - Searching the reports page looks for matches in the reports' name, ID, tags, project, description, and report content.

The search bar in the Dashboard page searches the whole WebApp for objects that match queries as specified above and returns results divided by object type (projects, experiments, models, etc.).

Additional filtering

ClearML's object tables (e.g. experiments, models, pipelines, and datasets) provide column filters to easily focus your search by object properties (e.g status, creation/update time, metric values, etc.).

Helpful Resources

Click the help menu button in the top right corner of the web UI screen to access the self-help resources including:

• ClearML Python Package setup - Instruction to get started with the clearml Python package
• ClearML on YouTube - Instructional videos on integrating ClearML into your workflow
• Online Documentation
• Pro Tips - Tips for working with ClearML efficiently
• Contact Us - Quick access to ClearML contact form