transceiver-db/sync/history/2026-05-07-magatama-custom-worker-build-publish-prep.md
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MAGATAMA Custom RunPod Worker Build/Publish Prep

Date: 2026-05-07

What Changed

  • committed and pushed the previously pending RunPod root-cause sync handoff:
    • 2a35761 sync: record runpod managed endpoint root cause
  • added a real custom-worker build/publish helper to MAGATAMA:
    • magatama/scripts/runpod_worker_publish.sh
  • added package entrypoint:
    • pnpm runpod:worker:publish
  • extended:
    • magatama/packages/fine-tuner/RUNPOD.md so the target end-to-end automation path is documented from lane pool through alias switch

Erik Reality Check

  • docker exists on Erik:
    • /usr/bin/docker
  • docker buildx exists:
    • github.com/docker/buildx v0.33.0
  • no preexisting docker registry login/config found:
    • ~/.docker/config.json absent

Interpretation:

  • Erik can act as a builder
  • but cannot yet publish a worker image to GHCR/Docker Hub without credentials or a registry login

Live Remote Worker Build Attempt

Synced to Erik:

  • /opt/magatama/packages/fine-tuner/Dockerfile.runpod
  • /opt/magatama/packages/fine-tuner/RUNPOD.md

Then attempted:

  • build image tag:
    • magatama-runpod-worker:test

Observed build truth:

  • base runpod/pytorch:2.2.0-py3.10-cuda12.1.1-devel-ubuntu22.04 pulled successfully
  • worker dependencies installed successfully
  • build progressed through:
    • COPY train_cuda.py runpod_handler.py ./
    • exporting to image

But:

  • the image was not yet visible afterward in docker images
  • therefore the build still needs one more clean verification pass

Current Bottleneck

The remaining blocker is no longer MAGATAMA lane logic or adoption code.

It is now:

  1. publish the custom worker image to a registry RunPod can consume
  2. create/switch the endpoint to that image
  3. set on Erik:
    • RUNPOD_WORKER_KIND=custom-magatama
    • RUNPOD_ENDPOINT_ID=<custom endpoint id>

Only then can MAGATAMA complete the intended full automation:

  • training pool refresh
  • lane-specific dataset build
  • RunPod fine-tune
  • returned artifact reference
  • local adoption/import
  • smoke tests
  • new release alias
  • active alias switch