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We need a way to pass the MinIO & MLFlow configurations to the notebooks (2 separate configuration values in dropdown). Best if similar to the KFP configuration. #49
Expected
Minio configuration in notebook creation screen section Configurations. Additionally added to the documentation.
If we solve this via PodDefault, this depends on us having a way to inject those PodDefault objects into user namespaces (see jira tasks KF-220/KF-228)
A potential issue with this is that if the PodDefaults directly inject credentials, those credentials would be in the pod's spec as environment variable literals (eg: you can read the environment variable's content from kubectl describe pod ___). To obscure this, I think we'd need PodDefaults that inject environment variables as secret references (similar to how we pass creds to our workload pods like in Minio), and then we'd also need a way of injecting Secrets with the actual creds into each namespace.
We need a way to pass the MinIO & MLFlow configurations to the notebooks (2 separate configuration values in dropdown). Best if similar to the KFP configuration. #49
Expected
Minio configuration in notebook creation screen section Configurations. Additionally added to the documentation.
Workaround 1
Add cell in notebook:
Workaround 2
Add Pod Defaults with the above configuration to the user namespace, which will be shown in the jupyter notebooks creation screen.
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