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Manage a Machine Learning workspace | Microsoft Docs
Manage access to Azure Machine Learning workspaces, and deploy and manage ML API web services
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Manage an Azure Machine Learning workspace

Note

The procedures in this article are relevant to Azure Machine Learning Classic Web services. For information on managing Web services in the Machine Learning Web Services portal, see Manage a Web service using the Azure Machine Learning Web Services portal.

Using the Azure classic portal, you can manage your Machine Learning workspaces to:

  • Monitor how the workspace is being used
  • Configure the workspace to allow or deny access
  • Manage Web services created in the workspace
  • Delete the workspace

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In addition, the dashboard tab provides an overview of your workspace usage and a quick glance of your workspace information.

Tip

In Azure Machine Learning Studio, on the WEB SERVICES tab, you can add, update, or delete a Machine Learning Web service.

To manage a workspace:

  1. Sign in to the Azure classic portal using your Microsoft Azure account - use the account that's associated with the Azure subscription.
  2. In the Microsoft Azure services panel, click MACHINE LEARNING.
  3. Click the workspace you want to manage.

The workspace page has three tabs:

  • DASHBOARD - Allows you to view workspace usage and information
  • CONFIGURE - Allows you to manage access to the workspace
  • WEB SERVICES - Allows you to manage Web services that have been published from this workspace

To monitor how the workspace is being used

Click the DASHBOARD tab.

From the dashboard, you can view overall usage of your workspace and get a quick glance of workspace information.

  • The COMPUTE chart shows the compute resources being used by the workspace. You can change the view to display relative or absolute values, and you can change the timeframe displayed in the chart.
  • Usage overview displays Azure storage being used by the workspace.
  • Quick glance provides a summary of workspace information and useful links.

Note

The Sign-in to ML Studio link opens Machine Learning Studio using the Microsoft Account you are currently signed into. The Microsoft Account you used to sign in to the Azure classic portal to create a workspace does not automatically have permission to open that workspace. To open a workspace, you must be signed in to the Microsoft Account that was defined as the owner of the workspace, or you need to receive an invitation from the owner to join the workspace.

To grant or suspend access for users

Click the CONFIGURE tab.

From the configuration tab you can:

  • Suspend access to the Machine Learning workspace by clicking DENY. Users will no longer be able to open the workspace in Machine Learning Studio. To restore access, click ALLOW.

To manage additional accounts who have access to the workspace in Machine Learning Studio, click Sign-in to ML Studio in the DASHBOARD tab (see the preceeding note regarding Sign-in to ML Studio). This opens the workspace in Machine Learning Studio. From here, click the SETTINGS tab and then USERS. You can click INVITE MORE USERS to give users access to the workspace, or select a user and click REMOVE.

To manage web services in this workspace

Click the WEB SERVICES tab.

This displays a list of web services published from this workspace. To manage a web service, click the name in the list to open the Web service page.

A Web service may have one or more endpoints defined.

  • You can define more endpoints in addition to the "Default" endpoint. To add the endpoint, click Manage Endpoints at the bottom of the dashboard to open the Azure Machine Learning Web Services portal.

  • To delete an endpoint (you cannot delete the "Default" endpoint), click the check box at the beginning of the endpoint row, and click DELETE. This removes the endpoint from the Web service.

    [!NOTE] If an application is using the web service endpoint when the endpoint is deleted, the application will receive an error the next time it tries to access the service.

Click the name of a Web service endpoint to open it.

From the dashboard, you can view overall usage of your Web service over a period of time. You can select the period to view from the Period dropdown menu in the upper right of the usage charts. The dashboard shows the following information:

  • Requests Over Time displays a step graph of the number of requests over the selected time period. It can help identify if you are experiencing spikes in usage.
  • Request-Response Requests displays the total number of Request-Response calls the service has received over the selected time period and how many of them failed.
  • Average Request-Response Compute Time displays an average of the time needed to execute the received requests.
  • Batch Requests displays the total number of Batch Requests the service has received over the selected time period and how many of them failed.
  • Average Job Latency displays an average of the time needed to execute the received requests.
  • Errors displays the aggregate number of errors that have occurred on calls to the web service.
  • Services Costs displays the charges for the billing plan associated with the service.

From the Configure page, you can update the following properties:

  • Description allows you to enter a description for the Web service. Description is a required field.
  • Logging allows you to enable or disable error logging on the endpoint. For more information on Logging, see Enable logging for Machine Learning web services.
  • Enable Sample data allows you to provide sample data that you can use to test the Request-Response service. If you created the web service in Machine Learning Studio, the sample data is taken from the data your used to train your model. If you created the service programmatically, the data is taken from the example data you provided as part of the JSON package.