I am new to Azure machine learning.
I am trying to open a notebook from my datasets in azure machine learning studio classic.
but i get this error :
Opening notebook failed. Notebook id: ebb913d436ef45d4b1872b6e5d7167dc.
as you can see on the picture i don't even have the possibility to access all my notebooks in the left menu.
Azure ML Studio (Classic) notebooks feature has retired, however, the new Azure ML Studio supports Jupyter Notebooks in your workspace.
Before the retirement, a banner was available on the portal to download your notebooks and data:
The notebooks(preview) feature will be shut down at 4/13/2020. After
shut down the notebooks tab will disappear and the notebooks data can
not be restored. Please download your notebooks data before 4/13/2020.
Click here to check how to download your data. If you have further
question, contact us
Hence, the notebook is no longer available if it wasn't saved by the deadline.
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I am working on a prediction model and am about to use the azure machine learning studio resources. The main operation is to create a workspace on azure ML studio through Powershell. I would like to operate my workspace through the command line. Is there any way to develop and operate the ML Studio workspace through Powershell?
According to the requirements, there is no procedure developed to create/delete workspaces through PowerShell in machine learning studio. For reference of creation of workspaces, you can check the below link and the point to be noted is we can create/delete workspaces using Az
Here is the table link to check PowerShell support table
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/azure/machine-learning/classic/powershell-module
Is there any way to share a Azure notebook across multiple users who use different notebook VMs? It seems the VMs itself is not shareable across users.
Azure Machine Learning Notebook VM is a part of Azure Machine Learning service, whereas jupyter notebooks on Azure Machine Learning Studio are the part of the Notebook service that runs on Ubuntu 14.04.02 under Docker. With Jupyter in Azure ML Stuido you have the full Anaconda 64-bit distribution available to you.
Thus, if you are willing to share the Azure ML Studio notebook you will need to add a user to your workspace with owner rights.
Notebook VMs has own Jupyter environment and we don't need to use notebooks.azure.com. The former can be used in enterprise scenarios within the team to share the resources, and the latter is open, similar to google colab. When each user login to his notebook VM, there is a top level folder with his/her alias and under that all notebooks are stored. this is stored in an Azure storage and each user's notebook VM will mount same storage. Hence If I want to view other person \'s notebook, I need to navigate to his alias in the Jupyter nb in my nbvm
If you have a look at this example there is a clone button. So when, say, Microsoft DataScientist shares his code all the others may clone his notebook to their own workspace.
After they clone it the url is no longer
https://notebooks.azure.com/ms-ai/projects/Text-Lab/html/Text%20Lab%20-%20workflow%20and%20embedding.ipynb
but
https://notebooks.azure.com/another-user-workspace/projects/Text-Lab/html/Text%20Lab%20-%20workflow%20and%20embedding.ipynb
Does this solve your issue?
Folks,
I`m using Azure Notebook.
Created a new library and linked to my GITHUB account.
Can see the files hosted on my GITHUB in Azure Notebook Library.
However, If I amend .ipynb file in an Azure notebook.
Not sure what is required for the respective GITHUB REPO to be updated.
Any pointers will be of great help.
I tried to set up my Azure Machine Learning environment on Linux(Ubuntu) data science virtual machine on Azure with this command line:
az ml env setup
However, it shows an error as an error loading command module ml. Been googling about this issue but seems like no one has this issue before.
I can't even see the options by typing:
az ml -h
The only way to run this command it seems is from the:
File > Open Command Prompt
menu item within the desktop software called:
Azure Machine Learning Workbench
The ml option is not available in Azure Cloud Shell or Powershell desktop.
I've enabled Diagnostics in one of my Worker roles and published it to Azure. There was a new blob container created called "vsdiagnostics" and contained within in are two binary files. I'm assuming that these files contain the output of my Trace statements, but I'm unable to open these files as I have no idea what format they are in.
I've not found anything on www.windowsazure.com about it and most of the tools they recommend are very outdated. I have installed Cerebrata's Azure Diagnostics Manager, but that isn't able to load the Trace Logs.
If anyone could point me in the right direction I'd be grateful!
Most of the time when Visual Studio is used directly with your Windows Azure application, either with deployment or with troubleshooting, it creates a container in your Azure Storage and use this container to get/put data to in between your Azure instance and your Visual Studio instance. Mostly when you see container name start with VS* i.e. VSdeploy or VSDiagnostics, you can take an account that it is related with Visual Studio.
VSdeloy container is used when you deploy your application directly from Visual Studio. First your cspkg is transferred from desktop to this container and then to RDFE.
VSDiagnostics container is used to get the intellitrace data from your Azure Instance to your Visual Studio instance and when blog is downloaded to your desktop and then it is visible in VS as intellitrace logs.
When you opt to view Intellitrace logs, it appears that they are loaded into the vsdiagnostics blob, before being transferred to Visual Studio.