Overview
Run vessl workspace --help to view the list of commands, or vessl workspace [COMMAND] --help to view individual command instructions.
Create a workspace
vessl workspace create [OPTIONS] NAME
| Argument | Description |
|---|
NAME | workspace name |
| Option | Description |
|---|
-c, --cluster | Cluster name (must be specified before other options) |
--node | Cluster nodes. Defaults to all nodes in cluster. |
-r, --resource | Resource type to run an experiment (for managed cluster only) |
--processor-type | CPU or GPU (for custom cluster only) |
--cpu-limit | Number of vCPUs (for custom cluster only) |
--memory-limit | Memory limit in GiB (for custom cluster only) |
--gpu-type | GPU type (for custom cluster only) ex. Tesla-K80 |
--gpu-limit | Number of GPU cores (for custom cluster only) |
-i, --image-url | Kernel docker image URL ex. vessl/kernels:py36.full-cpu |
--max-hours | Maximum number of hours to run workspace. Defaults to 24. |
--dataset (multiple) | Dataset mounts in the form of [mount_path]:[dataset_name] ex. <code>—dataset /input:mnist` |
--upload-local-file (multiple) | Upload local file. Format: [local_path] or [local_path]:[remote_path].ex. `—upload-local-file my-project:/root/my-project“ |
--root-volume-size | Root volume size (defaults to 100Gi) |
-p, --port (multiple) | Format: [expose_type] [port] [name], ex. -p 'tcp 22 ssh'. Jupyter and SSH ports exist by default. |
--init-script | Custom init script |
Connect to a running workspace
vessl workspace ssh [OPTIONS]
| Option | Description |
|---|
| —key-path | SSH private key path |
Connect to workspaces via VSCode Remote-SSH
vessl workspace vscode [OPTIONS]
| Option | Description |
|---|
| —key-path | SSH private key path |
$ vessl workspace vscode
Updated '/Users/johndoe/.ssh/config'.
Backup the home directory of the workspace
Create a zip file at /tmp/workspace-backup.zip and uploads the backup to VESSL server.
You should run this command inside a running workspace.
$ vessl workspace backup
Successfully uploaded 1 out of 1 file(s).
Restore workspace home directory from a backup.
Download the zip file to /tmp/workspace-backup.zip and extract to /root/.
You should run this command inside a running workspace.
$ vessl workspace restore
[?] Select workspace: rash-uncle (backup created 13 minutes ago)
> rash-uncle (backup created 13 minutes ago)
hazel-saver (backup created 2 days ago)
Successfully downloaded 1 out of 1 file(s).
List all workspaces
| Argument | Description |
|---|
ID | Workspace ID |
View logs of the workspace container
| Argument | Description |
|---|
ID | Workspace ID |
| Option | Description |
|---|
--tail | Number of lines to display from the end (defaults to 200) |
Start a workspace container
| Argument | Description |
|---|
ID | Workspace ID |
Stop a workspace container
| Argument | Description |
|---|
ID | Workspace ID |
Terminate a workspace container
vessl workspace terminate ID
| Argument | Description |
|---|
ID | Workspace ID |
