Creating jobs to run code packages

With code packages, you can create a job for multiple code files that are interdependent, in addition to individual code files. For example, you can create a job for a code package that contains a notebook file that invokes function calls from other notebook files or another folder structures. You must create a job to run code packages that contain assets other than R Shiny application assets. To leverage R Shiny application code contained in a code package, you must create and run a job.

Before you begin

You must add a code package asset that contains an R shiny application file added to your deployment space. For more information, see Adding code packages to a deployment space.

Procedure

To create a job for running code packages that contain assets other than R Shiny application assets, follow these steps:

  1. From your deployment space, click the Assets tab.

  2. For your code package asset, select the Menu icon Image of menu icon and click New job.

  3. In the Select an asset dialog box, select the asset that you want to run, and click Configure job.

  4. In the Create a job dialog box, enter the configuration details for your batch deployemt job, create a schedule and set preference for notifications.

  5. Review and create your job:

    • If you want to run the job immediately, click Create and run.
    • If you don't want to run the job immediately, click Create.

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Parent topic: Deploying machine learning assets