You can create a project by clicking on the New
button in the
Projects box. This will pop-up a dialog, in which you enter the
project name, an optional description, and select an optional set of
services to be used in the project. You can also select an initial set
of members for the project, who will be given the role of Data
Scientist in the project. Member roles can later be updated in the
Project settings by the project owner or a member with the data owner role.
A valid project name can only contain characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and special
characters ‘_’ and ‘.’ but not ‘__’ (double underscore). There are also reserved words that are not
allowed in project names. A complete list of reserved words can be found in section Project name reserved words.
As soon as you have created a new project and click on it on the Projects box, you will see the project main page as illustrated in the picture below.
On the left-hand side of the project main page is the Project
Menu. On the top section are the currently active services for your
project such as the Job
launcher UI and History
service
, Kafka
etc In the middle
section is the Data Sets
browser menu where you can explore your
project’s datasets. Finally, on the bottom section is various settings
for the project. From the Settings
menu you can modify the
description of the project, the data retention period and see some
statistics. From the Members
menu you can add new members to your
project and share your datasets or remove existing ones. Using the
Metadata Designer
you can attach more intuitive metadata to your
project. Also, in the project’s menu you can always see the current
cluster utilization.
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