Getting Started

Overview

Anaconda Adam can be used to install the Anaconda platform, and the following subcommands are available for each platform component:

Platform Component	Subcommand
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks	adam enterprise-notebooks
Anaconda Repository	adam repository
Anaconda Scale	adam scale

Installing Platform Components

After provisioning a cluster, you can install platform components using adam <platform-component> install.

$ adam repository -n cluster install
$ adam enterprise-notebooks -n cluster install
$ adam scale -n cluster cluster install
$ adam scale -n cluster dask install

Using Platform Components

After installing a platform component, you can open the user interface in your browser using adam <platform-component> open.

$ adam repository -n cluster open
$ adam enterprise-notebooks -n cluster open

Default Passwords

The default administrator usernames and passwords for each platform component are listed below:

Platform Component	Username	Password
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks	wakari	anaconda
Anaconda Repository	superuser	anaconda
Jupyter Notebook	-	anaconda

Status, Stop, Restart Platform Components

After installing a platform component, you can view the status or stop/restart the related services.

For example, to view the status of the Anaconda Repository on a cluster named cluster:

$ adam repository -n cluster status

To stop services related to Anaconda Repository on a cluster named cluster:

$ adam repository -n cluster stop

To restart services related to Anaconda Repository on a cluster named cluster:

$ adam repository -n cluster restart

Platform Component Documentation

Links to detailed documentation for each platform component are listed below:

Platform Component	Documentation
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks	https://docs.continuum.io/ae-notebooks/
Anaconda Repository	https://docs.continuum.io/anaconda-repository/
Anaconda Scale	https://docs.continuum.io/anaconda-scale/