Modify notebooks to retrieve data from operate first public bucket #47
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Related Issues and Dependencies
Related to #31
This introduces a breaking change
This Pull Request implements
The notebooks used for thoth datasets analysis now allow users to access the datasets on an operate first public bucket instead of downloading them locally.
Learn how to access notebooks in JupyterHub available through Open Data Hub on Operate First spawning Experimental Elyra image and learn about Thoth datasets.
Verify/Request the credentials of the public bucket available on Operate First.
Place datasets on that bucket under
thoth/datasets/{dataset-name}
using aws/s3 CLI from your local terminal.Modify notebooks to retrieve data from s3 instead of using local datasets.
Push changes to thoth-station/datasets using Git extension.
Create a release using Kebechet and AICoE-CI
Add image to JupyterHub list of images, so that users can learn about thoth datasets.
Demo
Description
The changes principally consist in adding environment variables to the notebooks that contain the necessary credentials to access the datasets on the public bucket and in modifying the code to retrieve the datasets from the correct prefixes.