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Dask dashboard over ssh #3724
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@funkMasterRyan -- what's the value of if it's an empty string, you might not have |
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Did I misinterpret what you mean here? I can import |
Ugh, sorry, |
Ohh yeah, you are right. Though I can import |
Could be you have two separate environments -- you might want to install using In terms of specifying ports, if you set
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I have got to the bottom of my problem, lack of conda was the issue. Whilst I did have conda and did use it to install some packages, the word 'some' here was root of my problem. I had installed some packages using conda and some with pip. After reinstalling everything with conda, the dask dashboard worked just fine. Thanks for your comments @gforsyth |
I use Dask with Xarray and I am trying to profile my code through the Dask dashboard. My aim is to tunnel the dashboard over ssh from a remote virtual machine to my local (laptop) browser. This doesn't seem to work for me. Here's what I do.
First of all I am setting up port forwarding from the remote location to my laptop via
Then as a test in a separate terminal, I ssh to the remote host in the normal way
and run the following in IPython from that terminal
then open a browser on my laptop with the address http://localhost:8000/ in an attempt to open the Dask dashboard. This fails and returns the following in my port forwarding terminal
I have made small progress here by defining the scheduler_port variable. I changed my IPython code to
Now when I try the address http://localhost:8000/ I no longer get connection refused error above. However, the browser just hangs and does nothing as if it is waiting for data.
The way I see it there are three potential sources of my problem:-
I presume it is 1) or 2) but I thought I'd post here in case it is 3).
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