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Step 6: Clean up Workspaces

Step 6: Clean up Workspaces

To avoid spending unnecessary compute resources, make sure to stop any Workspace sessions that you started as a part of this tutorial. If your Domino is deployed in the cloud, this will prevent you from incurring unnecessary charges. If your Domino is deployed on premises, this will free up your compute resources for others to use.

Prior to stopping your workspace, go to File Changes to add a commit message, then click Sync All Changes to save your work. The files created in Step 5 are now visible on the Files page.

There are two places in the Domino application where you can stop your sessions.

Option 1: Stop your Workspace session from inside the workspace

  1. Above your Jupyter notebook in the blue menu bar, click Stop.

  2. Enter a descriptive commit message in the text box. Now click Stop and Commit.

    stop_in_workspace

Option 2: Stop your Workspace session from the Workspaces page

  1. Go the to the Workspaces page in Domino. Since the Jupyter workspace opened in a new tab, you might have to select the previous Domino tab.

  2. Click Stop for your workspace session.

    + stop workspace from workspaces page 2

  3. Click Stop and Commit.

    stop and commit workspace page

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