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Being able to monitor the Dask dashboard remotely is a useful feature. I can do this currently with:
function dashboard {
address=$1
port=$2
dest=${3:-hpc3}
ssh -N -f -L 127.0.0.1:${port}:${address}:${port} ${dest}
url="127.0.0.1:${port}/status"
echo "Dashboard started at ${url}"
}
and it's called with the below when I want to tunnel to the hpc3 cluster (dest has a default argument of hpc3):
dashboard 10.240.58.91 8080
Do you think it'd be possible to add this as a command-line tool? If using subprocess, you may need to set shell=True. I'm not sure how complex it would be to deal with presence or absence of SSH configs. I'm also not familiar with creating python-less command-line tools beyond the simple function above. I think a well-documented command line tool for this would be super super helpful for anyone not familiar with dask, ssh, tunnelling, or has just not memorised the syntax.
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Being able to monitor the Dask dashboard remotely is a useful feature. I can do this currently with:
and it's called with the below when I want to tunnel to the
hpc3
cluster (dest
has a default argument of hpc3):Do you think it'd be possible to add this as a command-line tool? If using
subprocess
, you may need to setshell=True
. I'm not sure how complex it would be to deal with presence or absence of SSH configs. I'm also not familiar with creating python-less command-line tools beyond the simple function above. I think a well-documented command line tool for this would be super super helpful for anyone not familiar with dask, ssh, tunnelling, or has just not memorised the syntax.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: