Deploy Dask Cluster
🧊 Installation with Helm
- Go to the +Add page, and select to add Helm Chart
![dask init](/img/dask-init1.png)
- Search and Select the Dask chart then click on Create
![dask init](/img/dask-init2.png)
![dask init](/img/dask-init3.png)
- Configure the Yaml file, while under the
Jupyter
section:Command: ["jupyter", "lab", "--allow-root", "--ip=0.0.0.0", "--port=8888", "--no-browser"]
servicePort: 8888
![dask init](/img/dask-init4.png)
![dask init](/img/dask-init5.png)
- Add Storage to the dask-jupyter pod as shown below
![dask init](/img/dask-init6.png)
- Set up a new Persistent Volume Claim for the cluster as shown below
![dask init](/img/dask-init7.png)
🪐 Configure a Route for the Cluster
- Switch to the Administrator view and navigate to Route
![dask route](/img/dask-route1.png)
![dask route](/img/dask-route2.png)
- Create a new route by clicking the button Create Route with the setup as shown below
![dask route](/img/dask-route3.png)
![dask route](/img/dask-route4.png)
![dask route](/img/dask-route5.png)
- Navigate the provided link to access your local cluster
![dask route](/img/dask-route6.png)
🪐 Access the Jupyter Password/Token
- Start up the terminal
- Run
oc get pods
to find the full podname of the dask-jupyter - Run
oc logs <podname>
and copy the token used to access the jupyter notebook
- Run
![dask route](/img/dask-route7.png)