Scheduling Jupyter Notebook to Run
katie.shakman
Administrator, Domino Posts: 254 admin
Did you know you can run an entire Jupyter notebook as a scheduled job in Domino?
Any notebook file can be run directly as a Job (i.e. non-interactively) or a Scheduled Job. To run the notebook as a Job, navigate to the ipynb file in your project. You should see something like the image below, with a "Run" button in the upper right corner. Click the "Run" button to start that notebook as a Job.
Once you've confirmed that the notebook runs successfully as a single Job, you can schedule it to repeat as often as you'd like.
Check out the docs on Scheduled Runs for a detailed walk-through: https://docs.dominodatalab.com/en/latest/get_started/7-deploy.html#scheduled-reports
As always, let us know below if you have questions, comments, or feedback.
Any notebook file can be run directly as a Job (i.e. non-interactively) or a Scheduled Job. To run the notebook as a Job, navigate to the ipynb file in your project. You should see something like the image below, with a "Run" button in the upper right corner. Click the "Run" button to start that notebook as a Job.
Once you've confirmed that the notebook runs successfully as a single Job, you can schedule it to repeat as often as you'd like.
Check out the docs on Scheduled Runs for a detailed walk-through: https://docs.dominodatalab.com/en/latest/get_started/7-deploy.html#scheduled-reports
As always, let us know below if you have questions, comments, or feedback.
Katie
Field Data Scientist @ Domino
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Note: If you have long-running cells (>30 seconds to execute), you may need to adjust the cell timeout in your compute environment: https://community.dominodatalab.com/discussion/253/faq-preventing-jupyter-timeout-errors-when-running-notebooks-as-a-batch-scheduled-job
Katie
Field Data Scientist @ Domino
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