I have also signed on as a potential mentor On Monday, June 18, 2018 at 12:59:23 AM UTC-7, Martin Holeček wrote: > > Hello! > Please, what approach would be the best for the following task? We use > Jenkins for running data science experiments (experiment = jenkins build). > > I would like to have (for a job I would configure) each build to display > either: > > a) its already produced jupyter notebook (the job had done as a part of > the build). Maybe this is called 'build artifact'? Am I right? > > b) live (like it is monitoring stdout on 'console output') jupyter > notebook view, that the build is running. (For people not familiar with > ipython notebooks - the build would, as a part of pipeline just start the > jupyter notebook server using bash command and run a specific file. The > jupyter service then creates -at the node it is running on- a localhost > webserver on a a specific port ... and I want this web-app output of the > port displayed in jenkins->job->build ... meybe on a plugin's page, i do > not want to overwrite consoleoutput, of course) > > Is there already a plugin for that? Or should I make my own one? Or should > it be way easier using some trick? What is the best way to do it? > > Thanks! > > Martin > > Also I can give you credit on stackoverflow ;) > > https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50627444/jenkins-and-monitoring-artefacts-like-jupyter-notebooks > >
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