Prerequisite
Before starting this task, ensure you have thenx1_app_manager role, or a role previously
assigned to this specific app using Create an app-to-role mapping.
View a component
- Web portal
- CLI
- REST API
Perform these steps to view a component in the portal:
- Log in to NexusOne.
- On the top navigation bar, hover your mouse over Platform, and then select App Manager.
- Select Mine if you want to view a component from your own app, or Everyone if you want to view a component from someone else’s app.
- In the table, scroll down, and then select an app you want to view a component from.
- On the Versions tab, select the app version that has the component.
- In the file table, view the component files, along with their types and sizes.
View a component in object storage
When you purchase NexusOne, the NexusOne team configures and notifies you about a default S3 bucket where you can find all uploaded artifacts or DAG components. This task doesn’t need a specific role. Any logged-in NexusOne user can launch JupyterHub and browse their own S3 credential. Perform these steps to view a component in object storage:- Log in to NexusOne.
- Launch a JupyterHub environment
- Click the object storage browser for S3 icon.
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In the S3 bucket, browse to the component you want to view:
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For an active app version, you can find the
components in the following paths:
- Artifacts:
<bucket_name>/deps/<app_name>/current/ - DAGs:
<bucket_name>/deps/<app_name>/current/dags/
- Artifacts:
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For all versions of an app, including the active version, you can find the
components in the following paths:
- Artifacts:
<bucket_name>/deps/<app_name>/<version_name>/ - DAGs:
<bucket_name>/deps/<app_name>/<version_name>/dags/
- Artifacts:
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For an active app version, you can find the
components in the following paths:
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Optional: If you change the status of another app version to Active, then the
components of the new active app version replace components of the previously activated
app version in the
/current/path. However, you have to do one of the following to see the new components in the/current/path:-
Use the s3Cli ls command to see the new changes.
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Restart the JupyterHub server by navigating to
File > Hub Control Panel > Stop My Server > Start My Server > Start. Then browse to the component you want to view.
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Use the s3Cli ls command to see the new changes.

