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We currently serve the jupyterlab server inside a docker container, user-uploaded files cannot be visible for worker pods. Users cannot provide their own data files to load a graph.
By running the notebook server as a pod and sharing a volume between the notebook pod and graphscope worker pods, the user-uploaded files can be used to load graph, etc.
We could also provide the pre-provided dataset via a read-only volume as well.
Additional context
This is for making playground better. Along with this issue we also need to test if the volumes arguments works when user feeds a cloud volume in.
TODO
Migrate jupyterhub and the notebook server into kubernetes cluster.
Mount a shared FS on ACK cluster (maybe Aliyun NAS)
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It should be a volume rather than shared file system.
It feature is not limited to playground, but more boardly, we need to check if our session(volumes=...) support such kind of mount.
sighingnow
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[PlayGround] Mount the shared file system between client's container and ACK cluster.
[kubernetes] Mount the shared file system between client's container and ACK cluster.
Feb 7, 2021
sighingnow
changed the title
[kubernetes] Mount the shared file system between client's container and ACK cluster.
[playground] Mount the shared file system between notebook pod and worker pods in ACK cluster.
Feb 7, 2021
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
We currently serve the jupyterlab server inside a docker container, user-uploaded files cannot be visible for worker pods. Users cannot provide their own data files to load a graph.
By running the notebook server as a pod and sharing a volume between the notebook pod and graphscope worker pods, the user-uploaded files can be used to load graph, etc.
We could also provide the pre-provided dataset via a read-only volume as well.
Additional context
This is for making playground better. Along with this issue we also need to test if the
volumes
arguments works when user feeds a cloud volume in.TODO
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: