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.
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I am trying to deploy databricks notebooks using cicd. But I am facing an error in the release pipeline.
Error: Missing argument 'target_path'
The script i am using to deploy notebook to the target workspace
databricks workspace import_dir --overwrite _databricks/databricks "//$(notebook_folder)"
Here the Shared folder is my target path and for Shared folder i used the variable (notebook_folder) and i am using self hosted agent for the pipeline. There are some restrictions that i am not allowed to use microsoft hosted agents.
Any lead will be helpful.
I tried to deploy it in the Users folder but it doesn't solve the issue.
I have worked on a project in the Azure Machine Learning Studio. I wish to push the files from my storage account linked with the Machine Learning Service account.
I am new to the Azure Portal. I am mostly using the Jupyter Lab instance on Azure Machine Learning service.
How exactly can I push files from the folder I am currently working to my GitHub repository.
I could not find any documentation that will help me in Pushing Files From Azure ML to GitHub.
The following previously asked questions couldn't solve my issue:
push-updates-from-azure-to-github and cant-push-to-github-repository-for-azure-project.
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?
I am facing an issue with setup of azure pipelines. I am stuck with this window, where it will not give me any option to select azure project.
Here is what I have done already.
created a repo on github.
created an AzureDevOps account and created a project.
Build agent is setup along with build configurations in AzureDevOps which is getting the source from GitHub repo.
How can I get my AzureDevOps project to be populated in the given image?
Somehow I found a crude way to fix this issue, this may not be the ideal solution.
Now I am able to see the azure devops project. It looked as if I have multiple Azure subscriptions mapped to my account and there was a conflict somewhere.
I deleted the %local% folder.
The absolute path is C:\Users*USERNAME*\AppData\Local
I've got a website (basic html) and I want to deploy it using Azure Resource manager. It doesn't have a visual studio sln file and I don't want to create one.
I've found this tutorial for an angular website that does something along the lines that I am trying to do. http://www.azurefromthetrenches.com/how-to-publish-an-angularjs-website-with-azure-resource-manager-templates/
The problem I want to solve is that I have the Microsoft Azure SDK for .NET (VS 2015) 2.8.2 which allows me to add resources to my resource group project. The tutorial writes everything itself, rather than use visual studio to create the resources.
Does any one know how to do this?
I've got my application to build the website using a website.publishproj (found at the tutorial) so I have my zip file, what I am now lacking, is how to upload the zip file to azure using the already existing powershell that comes with the 2.8.2 SDK.
So far i've added the below code under the Import-Module statement:
C:\"Program Files (x86)"\MSBuild\14.0\bin\msbuild.exe 'C:\Source\website.publishproj' /T:Package /P:PackageLocation=".\dist" /P:_PackageTempDir="packagetmp"
$websitePackage = "C:\Source\dist\website.zip"
If you're ultimate goal here is the ability to simply deploy and changes to the Azure Web App, one solution is to setup automated deployment from a local Git repository into an Azure Web App. Firstly, you'd create the RG in the Azure portal then configure Continuous Deployment. You can then use something like Visual Studio Code to trigger the deployment from any code changes.
Good run through here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/web-sites-create-web-app-using-vscode/
Assuming your website is under source control eg. GitHub - you can use an ARM template to point at the GitHub repo, so when it creates a new website it will automatically pull the content into your newly created site. Great walkthrough here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-web-arm-from-github-provision/ or just the code can be found here: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/tree/master/201-web-app-github-deploy.
You can use Azure CLI from non-Microsoft world to deploy eg.
azure group deployment create...
If this has helped, please mark as answered.