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# MLFlow Basic Authentication and Server Setup

This README provides guidance on setting up basic authentication for MLFlow using LDAP and starting the MLFlow server with the necessary configurations.

## Configuration File: `basic_auth.ini`

This file configures the basic authentication for MLFlow. The settings include:

- Default permissions
- Database URI for authentication
- Admin credentials
- LDAP authentication function

### Requirement:

- Python>=3.10
- MLflow>=2.14.2

### basic_auth.ini example:

```ini
[mlflow]
default_permission = READ
database_uri = sqlite:///basic_auth.db
admin_username = admin
admin_password = password
authorization_function = mlflow.ldap:authenticate_request
```

### Server Startup Instructions

Step 0: Git clone and replace the files to your local directory.

Step 1: install MLFlow

Install the offical MLFlow (2.14.2 as example):

```bash
pip install mlflow==2.14.2
pip install ldap3
```

Step 2: Set Environment Variables
Configure the environment variables for LDAP and logging:

```bash
# Replace the file to the source code
mv /server/__init__.py  /usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/mlflow/server/__init__.py && \
mv /utils/logging_utils.py /usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/mlflow/utils/logging_utils.py && \
mv /mlflow/ldap_auth.py /usr/local/lib/python3.10/site-packages/mlflow/ldap_auth.py
export MLFLOW_AUTH_CONFIG_PATH=$BASE_DIR/basic_auth.ini
export LDAP_SERVER=your_ldap_server_address
export LDAP_DOMAIN=your_ad_domain
export USER_AD_GROUP=your_normal_user_role_adgroup
export ADMIN_AD_GROUP=your_admin_user_role_adgroup
export BASE_DN=your_ad_dn
```

Replace the variable appliable with your ad server

Step 3: Start MLFlow Server

Use the following command to start the MLFlow server:

```bash
mlflow server --dev --serve-artifacts --app-name basic-auth --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000 --artifacts-destination <URI>
```

Replace <URI> with your artifacts destination URI.

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