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  about 1 year ago by jordimassaguerpla | Reply

  I was able to deploy "Monai deploy" on a SUSE Rancher k3s cluster successfully!

  It took fixing some helm charts plus writing some new ones.

  As a result, I created this Pull Request upstream:

  https://github.com/Project-MONAI/monai-deploy-workflow-manager/pull/666 .

  There you can see there is a README file explaining how to reproduce the setup using k3s, plus the fixed and hew helm charts.

  This project is in the early stages and it is very specialized, which has been a great opportunity to learn a lot!

  The helm charts that have been contributed will let you deploy orthanc, which you can use to visualize x-rays, mri scans, patient data, .... Then you can "push" this to the monai deploy components that, ultimately, will start a container inside your cluster that will create the prediction. This will usually be a segmentation to help you visualize anomalies, and then this will get back to orthanc for your visualization.

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I was able to deploy "Monai deploy" on a SUSE Rancher k3s cluster successfully! It took fixing some helm charts plus writing some new ones. As a result, I created this Pull Request upstream: https://github.com/Project-MONAI/monai-deploy-workflow-manager/pull/666 . There you can see there is a README file explaining how to reproduce the setup using k3s, plus the fixed and hew helm charts. This project is in the early stages and it is very specialized, which has been a great opportunity to learn a lot! The helm charts that have been contributed will let you deploy orthanc, which you can use to visualize x-rays, mri scans, patient data, .... Then you can "push" this to the monai deploy components that, ultimately, will start a container inside your cluster that will create the prediction. This will usually be a segmentation to help you visualize anomalies, and then this will get back to orthanc for your visualization.
 
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I was able to deploy "Monai deploy" on a SUSE Rancher k3s cluster successfully!
It took fixing some helm charts plus writing some new ones.
As a result, I created this Pull Request upstream:
https://github.com/Project-MONAI/monai-deploy-workflow-manager/pull/666 .
There you can see there is a README file explaining how to reproduce the setup using k3s, plus the fixed and hew helm charts.
This project is in the early stages and it is very specialized, which has been a great opportunity to learn a lot!
The helm charts that have been contributed will let you deploy orthanc, which you can use to visualize x-rays, mri scans, patient data, .... Then you can "push" this to the monai deploy components that, ultimately, will start a container inside your cluster that will create the prediction. This will usually be a segmentation to help you visualize anomalies, and then this will get back to orthanc for your visualization.
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This is a user link @hans

This is a project link hw#some-cool-title
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