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Sorry,me too...
Although it is a rather peculiar means, I was able to change the execution class to FLEX as follows.
- Push Glue to CodeCommit.
- On CodeCommit, change the value of "executionClass" to "FLEX" in [Job name].json
- Pull from CodeCommit.
With the above operation, the setting of FLEX has been changed.
answered a year ago
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I haven't tried it yet, but the URL below seems to be helpful.
According to the information on the site, the name of the parameter seems to be "execution-class" (instead of "execution_class").
answered a year ago
Thanks for the help ...
On interactive Jupyter Jobs I have set up the the execution class to FLEX tried the 2 variants below: A "execution_class": "FLEX" B "execution-class": "FLEX" And also added execution-class = FLEX to JOB Run with job parameters at no success, it still shows Execution Class Standard .
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Thanks ARBR , Im not using Codecommit at this point so really searching for a solution from console jupyter job runs
By comparing before and after, we found the following:
Under "jobConfig", the following two settings were added.
"flexExecution": true
"minFlexWorkers": null
Adding these to the file downloaded with [Action]-[Download] and uploading with [Action]-[Upload] enabled "Flex".
However, the statement below did not work.