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@descarteslabs/tasks

v0.3.19

Published

3 years ago

Note: It is recommended to run this package locally and deploy it live to production using the instructions in the root [README.md](../../README.md). The instructions below may be outdated.

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Task Monitor

Note: It is recommended to run this package locally and deploy it live to production using the instructions in the root README.md. The instructions below may be outdated.

Task Monitor provides a way for users to manage their long running computational tasks executed on the DL Platform.

👉 Prevew link for master branch

👉 Link for current release

Development

Why is Task Monitor in studio repo?

We moved Task Monitor to studio repo (monorepo for Descartes Labs' web applications) to manage cross dependencies easier. Read more about this on main readme file.

Run locally

Please look at main readme file to see how to run task package locally.

Generate tasks for local development

You need to

install Descartes Labs alpha client packages(05/2018).
finish the authentication process.
follow the guide for Tasks service
run the script that generates dummy tasks. hellow_world.py is one of the script that does the job. (The script assumes that you are using Python < 3.0. Look inside of the script if you are using Python >= 3.0)

Generate preview

Your branch should have tasks/ as a prefix to deploy the preview of Tasks Monitor. Your tasks/branch-name branch preview will get deployed at https://monitor.descarteslabs.com/branch-name.