Uploading AI Studio images

Model Gallery and Agent Atelier images come in separate model-gallery and agent-atelier bundles and do not form part of the full package.

Before you activate AI Studio, make sure the Model Gallery and Agent Atelier images are available in the registry used by your cluster. This guide describes how to push them into a local registry, e.g., for an air-gapped cluster. If relevant images are already available to the cluster, you do not need to push them again.

Getting startedGetting started

1. Make sure the service account can access the licensed Model Gallery and Agent Atelier images in the container registry.
2. Download the sladm utility for your cluster version as described in the Installation guide.
3. Prepare the cluster configuration and enough free space for the images, including model weights.

Pulling images from the registryPulling images from the registry

On an internet-connected machine, run this command:

sladm pull \
  --image-bundle model-gallery,agent-atelier \
  --image-bundle-folder ai-studio-images \
  --config config/

Where:

• --image-bundle: Comma-separated image bundle names, model-gallery and agent-atelier.
• --image-bundle-folder: Path to the directory for the OCI images. Specify the path to a new directory.
• --config: Path to the cluster configuration.

Pushing images to the local registryPushing images to the local registry

If your cluster is air-gapped, transfer the ai-studio-images directory and the sladm binary to a machine with access to the cluster.

On a machine with cluster access, run this command:

sladm push \
  --local-registry \
  --kubeconfig=<kubeconfig_path> \
  --image-bundle-folder ai-studio-images

Where:

• --local-registry: Indicates the use of the cluster’s local registry.
• --kubeconfig: Path to the kubeconfig file for access to the cluster.
• --image-bundle-folder: Path to the directory with pulled images.

What's nextWhat's next

• Activate AI Studio