Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Viewing a Notebook Session's Details

View the details for a notebook session in Data Science.

    1. On the Projects list page, select the project that contains the notebook sessions that you want to work with. If you need help finding the list page or the project, see Listing Projects.
    2. On the project details page, select Notebook sessions.
      All notebook sessions in the selected project are displayed in a table.
    3. Select the notebook session.

    The details page for the notebook session opens and displays the following information about the notebook session. Access the various resources associated with the notebook session by selecting their links or tabs.

    • OCID: A shortened version of the OCID is displayed. Use the Copy link to save the entire OCID to your clipboard to paste it elsewhere. For example, you could paste to a file and save it, and then use it in model scripts.
    • Created / Created on: The date and time when the notebook session was created.
    • Created by: The user who created the notebook.
    • Compute instance shape: The defined Compute instance shape.
    • Block storage size (in GB): The defined block storage.
    • VCN: The subnet that was selected is displayed as a link so that you can go to the VCN Details page to manage it.
    • Subnet: The subnet that was selected is displayed as a link so that you can go to the Subnet Details page to manage it.
    • Number of OCPUs: When applicable, the number of OCPUs and amount of memory that were defined.
    • Amount of memory: When applicable, the amount of memory that was defined.
    • Private endpoint

    Notebook session details also include the following, when they exist.

  • Use the oci data-science notebook-session get command and required parameters to get the details for a notebook session:

    oci data-science notebook-session get --notebook-session-id <data-asset-id> ... [OPTIONS]

    For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

  • Use the GetNotebookSession operation to view the notebook session details.