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Domino Data Lab

Domino Data Lab

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VS Code extension for interacting with Domino Data Lab platform
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Domino Data Lab VS Code Extension

This extension provides mechanisms to manage jobs and workspaces in your Domino Data Lab deployment.

Features

Authentication & Connection

  • Secure API key-based authentication with Domino instance

Project Management

  • Create new projects directly from VS Code
  • View project details and ownership information
  • Automatic project switching with context updates

Job Execution & Monitoring

  • Run Custom Jobs: Execute any command with hardware/environment selection
  • File-Based Jobs: Right-click any file to run it as a Domino job
  • Real-time Monitoring: Track job status with auto-refresh
  • Pagination Support: Browse through large job histories
  • Browser Integration: Open job results directly in Domino UI

Workspace Management

  • Start and stop workspaces with one click
  • Commit workspace changes to project repository
  • Open workspaces directly in browser
  • Monitor workspace status and resource usage

Usage

First Time Setup

  1. Open Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P)
  2. Run "Domino: Authenticate with Domino"
  3. Enter your Domino instance URL (e.g., https://your-domino-instance.com)
  4. Enter your Domino API key

Select a Project

Sidebar: "Domino Projects" → Click on project name
OR Command Palette → "Domino: Select Project"

Run Your First Job

Option A: Right-click any Python/R file → "Run with Domino"
Option B: Command Palette → "Domino: Run Job" → Enter command

This will default to the project defaults but allows you to override things such as hardware tier and compute environment

Start a Workspace

Sidebar: "Domino Workspaces" → Click ▶️ next to workspace
OR Command Palette → "Domino: Start Workspace"

Use Cases

SSHable workspaces

With Dominos SSHable workspaces, you're now able to SSH directly into a Domino workspace from your local VS Code IDE using the Remote - SSH extension.

Rather than going back and forth between IDE and browser, you can use this extension to sync files back into your workspace.

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