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To connect to mlflow or a dss notebook, we can follow the ClusterIP:Port of the service. You can get these from kubectl get svc -n dss, but we should make it easier.
The initial spec for this tool has dss create-notebook (no args) listing the available notebooks, but this feels awkward. An alternative would be a dedicated command (dss list-notebooks, and something similar for mlflow? Or maybe a general dss list-resources that shows both mlflow and notebooks?). Whatever is implemented, it should have clickable links for all the resources
What needs to get done
implement a convenience function to see all notebook/mlflow endpoints
When is the task considered done
see above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Why it needs to get done
To connect to mlflow or a dss notebook, we can follow the ClusterIP:Port of the service. You can get these from
kubectl get svc -n dss
, but we should make it easier.The initial spec for this tool has
dss create-notebook
(no args) listing the available notebooks, but this feels awkward. An alternative would be a dedicated command (dss list-notebooks
, and something similar for mlflow? Or maybe a generaldss list-resources
that shows both mlflow and notebooks?). Whatever is implemented, it should have clickable links for all the resourcesWhat needs to get done
When is the task considered done
see above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: