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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Watson Studio
Created by Guest
Created on Jul 14, 2020

RELATED IDEAS

Access to scripts when running notebook as a Job

Using Cloud Pak for Data 3.0, Watson Studio. Created a project from new with git integration and JupyterLab IDE enabled.

Using JupyterLab I then created a notebook and created a .py script with some functions. These were then synced with the git repo in Jupyter Lab.

The next part is to Pull from Git in the Project itself. I get the notebook and script both pulled down - the ones I've created via Jupyter Lab. Back in JupyterLab, checking through the console I can see that both of these files are synced to /project_data/jupyterlab folder.

I can then go back to the Project and schedule a job with the notebook I have pulled.

The issue arises when the notebook I'm scheduling as a job does not have access to /project_data/jupyterlab folder, and so it cannot access .py script for the function that I'm using in my notebook. I understand that is because of what gets mounted in the pod:

Filesystem                                                                                                                                           1K-blocks     Used Available Use% Mounted on
10.16.71.104:/data/nfs1/zen-file-api-claim-pvc-c1160a85-cc91-4179-8034-ff527f8e90f2/projects/08c31350-1d9e-4149-b00d-de683e132ff9/assets/data_asset 1048063232 77143552 970919680   8% /project_data/data_asset

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