Open fjetter opened 1 year ago
Florian my guess is that if you were to write the Python/Dask side of this as some simple Python function then it would be easy for others to add it to the backend. They may not know how to get this data effectively from Dask.
Some of these things (like Dask version) are present, but just elsewhere in the schema I think (well, at least if they're not using an opaque docker image)
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Coiled Analytics would be a nice way to export and show the used dask version and potentially other meta information, e.g. names of plugins, extensions, preloads, used config, etc.
All of this information should be cheap to export and would help diagnosing issues after the fact tremendously.
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Some (most?) of this is already being collected by analytics plugin. I think the highest priority here is getting that data exposed somewhere, currently you have to dig through the database.
Florian my guess is that if you were to write the Python/Dask side of this as some simple Python function then it would be easy for others to add it to the backend. They may not know how to get this data effectively from Dask.
Sure, I opened https://gitlab.com/coiled/cloud/-/merge_requests/5335 but would appreciate somebody else finishing this. I'm happy to further assist but I don't even have coiled tests running on my machine.
(well, at least if they're not using an opaque docker image)
The version is there as well. The telemetry plugin export this but I'm not sure where this is stored.
Thanks Florian. Agree this seems like an easy quick win.
Platform team is a little light this week (Dan & Nat in KoBold's training, me in San Diego) so it might not be super quick.
so it might not be super quick.
No rush
Coiled Analytics would be a nice way to export and show the used dask version and potentially other meta information, e.g. names of plugins, extensions, preloads, used config, etc.
All of this information should be cheap to export and would help diagnosing issues after the fact tremendously.