Use the Jupyter Notebook to run and display the results of your experiments. This section discusses the following main topics:
This release of Nauta supports Python 3 and 2.7 for scripts.
Syntax: nctl experiment interact [options]
Options, include:
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name- The name of this Jupyter Notebook session. -
filename- File with a notebook or a Python script that should be opened in Jupyter notebook.
For detailed command syntax information, refer to: experiment interact Subcommand
Execute this command to launch Jupyter:
nctl experiment interact
If you are using CLI through remote access, you will need to setup an X server for tunneling over SSH with port forwarding or use SSH Proxy command tunneling. After establishing a tunnel from the gateway to your local machine, use the URL provided by nctl. The following result displays.
Submitting experiments.
| Experiment | Parameters | State | Message |
|-----------------------------+------------+--------+-----------|
| jup-936-18-09-17-20-14-58 | | QUEUED | |
Browser will start in a few seconds. Please wait...
Go to http://locahost:28113
Proxy connection created.
Press Ctrl-C key to close a port forwarding process...
An example Jupyter Notebook (shown below) launches in your default web browser.
In Nauta, running a Jupyter notebook is performed through an interact session. The session remains open and continues to run in your browser until closed Therefore, you must manually cancel the interact session, or it will continue to use/allocate resources.
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To see all running jobs, execute:
nctl experiment list --status RUNNING -
To cancel a running interact, execute:
nctl experiment cancel [options] [EXPERIMENT-NAME]-
EXPERIMENT-NAMEis the interact session name. -
Use the
--purgeoption if you need to remove session from experiment list. For purge information, refer to: Getting Started, Remove Experiment Section.
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To verify that cancellation has completed, execute:
nctl experiment list --status RUNNING