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Using persistent disks with google Datalab

I use google cloud for a hpc project. I have multiple instances writing and reading from from the same persistent disk (mounted using sshfs). I want to analyze some data using Datalab, and I'm not sure how to mount the persistent disk from Datalab (which natively uses google storage). Should I just execute the mount as a bash command from within my notebook, or is there a more elegant way to set things up? Am I wrong sticking with persistent disks over google storage?

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computersaysno Avatar asked Jan 20 '16 19:01

computersaysno


1 Answers

Yes, just use a %%bash cell and do the mount that way if that is easiest. Sorry for the slow response.

There is no right or wrong answer for where to store your data; it depends what you are trying to do.

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Graham Wheeler Avatar answered Oct 18 '22 17:10

Graham Wheeler