Backend

Enable backend

Framework

Python framework used to serve the webapp. Must be present in the code env.

Auto-start

Start webapp with DSS

Scalability & Deployment

Threads/Processes

Number of processes the python backend can fork to handle requests. Use 0 to allow threading in a single process. Number of processes the python backend can fork to handle requests. Use 0 to allow spawning as many as the machine has cores.

Start timeout

(optional) In seconds, time to wait for startup before considering the webapp unhealthy. Note that DSS will wait a minimum of 1 minute.

Serve locally

Let the webapp serve needed assets from local files (as opposed to using CDNs).

Accessible on http://{{sharedState.backendState.exposed.host}}:{{sharedState.backendState.exposed.port}}/{{sharedState.backendState.exposed.path}}

Accessible on {{sharedState.backendState.exposed.publicUrl}}

Security

Require authentication

The webapp cannot be accessed without being logged into DSS. Note that your administrator may override this setting and require authentication for all webapps

Run backend as

API access

Allow querying this webapp through API

Legacy Settings

Show legacy settings

Javascript libraries

Apart from the "Dataiku API" library, the ability to use these libraries directly is provided as a best-effort helper, especially if your browser does not have access to Internet.
The selection of libraries is limited, and most of the versions are pretty old. We recommend that, as much as possible, you use libraries provided by the developers of the library you want to use (just add <script> and <link< elements in your HTML as recommended by the upstream developers)

JQuery (1.10) Dataiku API Bootstrap (3.0) D3.js (3.3) NVD3 (1.7) Leaflet (0.7) Font Awesome (3.2) Datamaps (0.2.8) TopoJSON

Key for frontend-only access

Configure