Project Management
This is the project management screen from Yennefer Admin.
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This is the project management screen from Yennefer Admin.
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In Project Management, you can view and control the overall project status created on the system.
The Project Management page consists of Project Search and Project List.
Search Project List : You can search by entering the desired project name.
Project Name : It means a project created by Yennefer Studio. Click to navigate to the appropriate project information page.
Owner : Indicates the user who created the project.
Last Activation Date : Indicates the most recent time point that was activated in the inactive state.
Active Time : Indicates the time (hold time) from when the project entered the active state to the present.
GPU (%) : It means the utilization rate of the GPU allocated to the project. Sorting allows you to sort the list by GPU utilization.
GPU : Means the GPU ID assigned to that project. Only projects using the GPU selected through the filter can be output.
Action : You can control the project through the activate / deactivate button, or move to the Studio detail screen of the project by clicking the "Go to Project" button.
Management : You can delete the project through the delete button, and when the project is deactive, you can delete it.
On the Manage projects page, you can apply filters and sorting to view the list as you like.
For example, if you want to see a list of projects with a status of Running, last activation date in descending order, and using GPU #0, apply the conditions via filters and sorts.
Click a project name in the project list to go to its project information page.
The project information page provides basic information about the project and the resources it is using.
Each button allows you to control the project.
Clicking the "Environment Reset" button will keep the project's source files, but will delete all changes made to the project except for files under /home/jovyan/work (available in the disabled state).
Clicking the "Go to project" button will take you to the project details page in the studio.
You can see the amount of computational resources used by the project, and you can see the usage trend in a graph.
In the disabled state, resource usage is not displayed.
Environment reset is required in the following cases
1.when the user's existing resources are changed by the administrator and the project needs to be used with new resources
2.When you need to clean up the project installation environment and capacity
Step 1: Click the "Environment reset" button on the project information page.
Environment reset is possible only in project deactive state.
Step 2: After confirming the modal guidance, enter “Reset project's environment” in the input field
If you click the "Environment reset" button while the project is disabled, a modal will be displayed.
Proceed with the understanding that all changes in the project will be deleted, except for files under /home/jovyan/work in that project. You will not be able to recover your previous work after resetting the environment, so you need to decide carefully.
If you want to proceed, type "Reset project environment" in the field and click the OK button.
The environment reset for the project is processed normally, and the project can be activated and run.
If the administrator processed the environment reset before the project user (owner), the user can activate the project and run it normally.
If the user (owner) has changed GPU permissions and runs the server before the administrator, the "Reset project environment" modal will be displayed when the user activates the Studio project.
You can monitor the amount of resources being used by your project in real time.
It outputs the overall percentage usage for CPU, Memory, GPU, and in the case of Storage, the value used by that project (project and container data values).
Status : Indicates the active status of the project.Active Indicates that the running project is active.
