Using Previous Output in a New Job
You can link jobs by mounting the output of one job as the input of a new job. This allows you to iterate on the ouput of a past job. Output is mounted to a job in the same way data is. To learn more about mounting data, see this guide.
You can refer to the output of a job by its name.
For example: mckay/projects/quick-start/1/
refers to
the output of the job mckay/projects/quick-start/1
Use the --data
flag in the floyd run
command, mount past output to a job,
just as you would to mount a dataset. For example:
$ floyd run \ --data mckay/projects/quick-start/1/:model "python train.py"
This will make the output of mckay/projects/quick-start/12
available at /floyd/input/model
for the new job to use.
Note: You need to have access to a job to be able to mount its output.