"## Experiment View & Control\n\nView the status of experiment.\n\n"
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"Wait until at least one trial finishes.\n\n"
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"import time\n\nfor _ in range(10):\n stats = experiment.get_job_statistics()\n if any(stat['trialJobStatus'] == 'SUCCEEDED' for stat in stats):\n break\n time.sleep(10)"
An SSH server needs a port; you need to expose Docker's SSH port to NNI as the connection port. For example, if you set your container's SSH port as **``A``** \ , you should map the container's port ** ``A``** to your remote host machine's other port ** ``B``** \ , NNI will connect port ** ``B``** as an SSH port, and your host machine will map the connection from port ** ``B``** to port ** ``A``** then NNI could connect to your Docker container.
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An SSH server needs a port; you need to expose Docker's SSH port to NNI as the connection port. For example, if you set your container's SSH port as ``A``, you should map the container's port ``A`` to your remote host machine's other port ``B``, NNI will connect port ``B`` as an SSH port, and your host machine will map the connection from port ``B`` to port ``A`` then NNI could connect to your Docker container.
NNI's official image msranni/nni does not support SSH servers for the time being; you should build your own Docker image with an SSH configuration or use other images as a remote server.
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NNI's official image msranni/nni does not support SSH servers for the time being; you should build your own Docker image with an SSH configuration or use other images as a remote server.
