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Hello, newbie question regarding Dataiku GCP installation. Reference architecture states: https://doc.dataiku.com/dss/latest/cloud/gcp/reference-architectures/gke-gcs.html and https://github.com/sudsk/dataiku/blob/main/README.md Setup an AlmaLinux 8 GCE machine and make sure that: - you select the right Service Account -…
Hi, I'm using the Dataiku API to deploy parameters in my scenario. My question is about the timezone in the scenario trigger. In my custom python, I specify, timezone : "Europe/Paris" and the dataiku front took this parameter like we saw on the second screenshot. I want to launch my scenario at 1:00 in the timezone…
Hello, I am currently testing an API endpoint created with Dataiku API Designer and noticed some prediction behaviors that I do not fully understand. Environment Dataiku DSS API Designer LightGBM prediction model Approximately 48 input features Observation I expected the API to return an error when required feature values…
Hi, Is it possible in Dataiku to import a dataset from a Data Collection into a project, using the Python API ? (I mean from a recipe in the target project, not in the source project). I am looking for a way to do this via a Python recipe or through the Dataiku Python API client, without having to do it manually through…
Hi. I created a scenario that executes a python recipe and builds a dataset. I tried to exact jobId within the recipe using get_custom_variables.get("jobId"). However, the approach is unreliable, as the code returns a value and times and sometimes it doesn't. The scenario is run using a time-based trigger. Could someone…
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