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Good evening,
Is there a way to create a compute instance in Azure Machine Learning by impersonating a user?.
Thank you so much.
@Sergio Muñoz Azure ML uses Azure VMs as compute to run the experiments. So they are used as compute instance or cluster to scale as per the specified nodes or configuration. Could you please provide more details of this scenario that you would like to use a impersonate user?
I'm working on a system that provide a "automaticed" deploy on the infraestructure.
As you know, when a ML Compute instance is created the only person that can access to Jupyter is the creator. I don't want to allow users to create instances, but I do want each user to have a computing instance so they can use Jupyter, JupyterHub,... So I want to impersonate the user to create the machine. is there a way to do that?.
Thank you so much.
@SergioMuoz-4502 In the current scenario there is no option to create a compute instance with an impersonate user that can be used to run Jupyter or JupyterHub as it can only be used by user who created it.