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Current SDGym implementation allows to produce a results table as either a DataFrame (when run from python) or as a CSV file stored in the local HDD.
It should also be possible to store the results in an S3 bucket, which would be triggered by passing an output_path that contains the S3 prefix:
output_path
S3
Python:
sdgym.run(..., output_path='s3://my-bucket/path/to/my/results.csv')
CLI
sdgym run ... -o s3://my-bucket/path/to/my/results.csv
If the bucket is private, the AWS key and secret introduce in PR #74 should be used.
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Description
Current SDGym implementation allows to produce a results table as either a DataFrame (when run from python) or as a CSV file stored in the local HDD.
It should also be possible to store the results in an S3 bucket, which would be triggered by passing an
output_path
that contains theS3
prefix:Python:
CLI
If the bucket is private, the AWS key and secret introduce in PR #74 should be used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: