This topic describes the filesystem structure you will find when you use a Domino File System (DFS) project.
The filesystem root (/
) contains the following directories.
/
├── bin
├── boot
├── dev
├── domino # Contains the datasets directory.
├── etc
├── home
├── lib
├── lib32
├── lib64
├── media
├── mnt # Default working directory.
├── opt
├── proc
├── root
├── run
├── sbin
├── scripts
├── srv
├── sys
├── tmp
├── usr
└── var
When you start a Run from a DFS project, Domino loads all the files needed for your project into the Domino working directory.
By default, your working directory is /mnt
.
The folders and files from your project will be in that directory.
If your project is set up to import another project, your working directory is /mnt/<project-owner-username>/<project-name>
.
Note
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Domino sets the DOMINO_WORKING_DIR environment variable for all Runs.
This variable contains the path to your working directory.
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In addition to your project files, the following files and folders are stored in the working directory:
DOMINO_WORKING_DIR/
├── ipynb_checkpoints # Contains the auto-saved Jupyter states.
├── results # Contains your generated results.
└── stdout.txt # Tail of the console output from your Run.
├── requirements.txt # Optional: Specifies Python package dependencies.
├── .dominoresults # Determines which files are rendered as results.
├── .dominoignore # Contains file patterns for Domino to ignore.
├── .dominokeep # Prevents directory removal of empty directory.
├── dominostats.json # Values shown in the Jobs dashboard.
├── email.html # Controls the formatting of notification emails.
├── .noLock # Solves "too many open files" messages.
├── app.sh # Contains app-launching code for Domino Apps.
├── domino.log # Contains CLI logs for local CLI projects only.
└── .domino.vmoptions # Contains proxy settings for local CLI projects only.
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