neuronsphere
Python bundle for all public NeuronSphere components.
Components
The following components are installed via dependencies:
hmd-cli-app: core CLI applicationhmd-cli-configure: CLI tool for configuring local NeuronSphere environmenthmd-cli-repo: CLI tool for creating NeuronSphere compliant repositorieshmd-cli-neuronsphere: CLI tool for starting/stopping local NeuronSphere serviceshmd-cli-tools: helper library for HMD CLI tools
Getting started
After install, run the following commands:
hmd configure
hmd neuronsphere up
Then confirm the following URLs are accessible
http://localhost:8081/: Trino Query UIhttp://localhost:8888/: Jupyter Lab UIhttp://localhost:8088/: Explorer Dashboard Portalhttp://localhost:175/: Airflow UI
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