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Troubleshoot common setup issues

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Troubleshoot common setup issues - Amazon SageMaker AI

Explore common troubleshooting issues.

Could not find executable named 'groff'

When using the AWS CLI, you might encounter the following error: Could not find executable named 'groff'.

If using a Mac, you can resolve this issue with the following command:

brew install groff

On a Linux machine, use the following commands:

sudo apt-get update -y sudo apt-get install groff -y

Command not found: jq

When creating your AuthZ permission policy JSON file, you might encounter the following error: jq: command not found.

If using a Mac, you can resolve this issue with the following command:

brew install jq

On a Linux machine, use the following commands:

sudo apt-get update -y sudo apt-get install jq -y

AWS MLflow plugin installation speeds

Installing the AWS MLflow plugin can take several minutes when using a Mac Python environment.

UnsupportedModelRegistryStoreURIException

If you see the UnsupportedModelRegistryStoreURIException, do the following:

  1. Restart your Jupyter notebook Kernel.

  2. Reinstall the AWS MLflow plugin:

    !pip install --force-reinstall sagemaker-mlflow
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