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Modifying Project Settings

Project contributors and administrators can modify aspects of the project environment such as the engine or ML Runtimess used to launch sessions, the environment variables, and to create SSH tunnels to access external resources.

  1. Switch context to the account where the project was created.
  2. Click Projects.
  3. From the list of projects, select the one to modify.
  4. Click Project Settings to open the Project Settings dashboard.
    General
    Modify the project name, description, visibility (privacy settings), and owner on this page. For Project Owner, only individual users (not Teams) can be assigned, and only a Administrator can change the owner.
    Runtime/Engine
    Cloudera Machine Learning ensures that your code is always run with the specific engine version you selected. You can select to use either Legacy Engines or ML Runtimes. For legacy engines only, you can also select the engine version and add third-party editors here.
    Advanced
    • Environment Variables - If there are any environmental variables that should be injected into all the engines running this project, you can add them to this page. For more details, see Engine Environment Variables.
    • Ephemeral Storage Settings - Ephemeral storage space is scratch space a Cloudera Machine Learning session, job, application or model can use. For more information, see Ephemeral storage.
    • Shared Memory Limit - You can specify additional shared memory available to sessions running with the project.
    SSH Tunnels
    In some environments, external databases and data sources reside behind restrictive firewalls. Cloudera Machine Learning provides a convenient way to connect to such resources using your SSH key. For instructions, see SSH Keys.
    Data Connections
    Data Connections connect projects to data sources. For more information, see Data connection management.
    Delete Project
    This page can only be accessed by project administrators. Remember that deleting a project is irreversible. All files, data, sessions, and jobs are removed.