This workflow can be executed locally, Ad-Hoc or as a Data App Deployment on a KNIME Business Hub.
As the successor of the "Execution Context Dockerfile Builder" It is designed to further ease the creation of Executor Images by employing the Image Builder Service that comes with KNIME Business Hub 1.10.
It's five steps are displayed on five pages:
1. Setup Executor Version and Advanced Settings
Begin by setting the properties of the new Executor Image.
2. Extension Selection
Scan spaces on your KNIME Business Hub instance to identify extensions essential for running workflows within the selected spaces—the necessary extensions are detected and added automatically. Of course, you can also explicitly chose the extension to install.
3. Integration Configuration
Configure the scripting languages Python and R and include the required packages.
4. Preview and Download Dockerfile
Review the final Dockerfile and do manual changes to ensure completeness before proceeding to send it to the Image Builder Service.
5. Build the Image
Building is done by the Image Builder Service, and the final page gives you the result: the Image URL you set when creating a new Execution Context.
As the successor of the "Execution Context Dockerfile Builder" It is designed to further ease the creation of Executor Images by employing the Image Builder Service that comes with KNIME Business Hub 1.10.
It's five steps are displayed on five pages:
1. Setup Executor Version and Advanced Settings
Begin by setting the properties of the new Executor Image.
2. Extension Selection
Scan spaces on your KNIME Business Hub instance to identify extensions essential for running workflows within the selected spaces—the necessary extensions are detected and added automatically. Of course, you can also explicitly chose the extension to install.
3. Integration Configuration
Configure the scripting languages Python and R and include the required packages.
4. Preview and Download Dockerfile
Review the final Dockerfile and do manual changes to ensure completeness before proceeding to send it to the Image Builder Service.
5. Build the Image
Building is done by the Image Builder Service, and the final page gives you the result: the Image URL you set when creating a new Execution Context.