“SSL:CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED” Error in Comet— Fixed
Blog post from Comet
The text discusses a common issue encountered by developers when logging visualizations to the Comet experimentation platform due to an SSL certificate verification error, particularly on macOS systems with Python 3.6 or higher. The problem arises because these Python versions do not have certificates installed by default, preventing validation of SSL connections. The author provides a step-by-step guide to resolve this error by installing the 'certifi' package, which supplies the necessary root certificates for Python's SSL module. The solution involves executing a script that upgrades the 'certifi' package and creates a symlink to its certificate bundle, allowing the user to successfully deploy code to Comet without encountering SSL errors. This process is pertinent for macOS users but can also be applied to Windows users if they face similar issues, ensuring seamless logging of machine learning experiment visualizations to the Comet platform.
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