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Available in Classic and VPC
Create a task model run.
When a user requests the creation of task run, the NCLUE system registers the request job and returns the task run ID. The creation process is as follows.
Creation process
Order | Creation status | Description |
---|---|---|
Step 1 | Registered registered | Status where the creation job is registered in the system. It is the status before starting the job. You can cancel the job by deleting it at this point |
Step 2 | Pending pending | Status where the creation job is queued in the system |
Step 3 | Creating in_progress | Status where the job is being executed on the server. Creation time varies depending on the service's available resources |
Step 4 | Creation complete
| Once creation is complete, it will be available for use when successful with the "Available" status. If an error occurs during the operation, it will be in the "Failed" status, and the error message can be used to troubleshoot the problem |
The creation of task run varies in time depending on the service's available resources. To check the progress of the creation, call the Get task run API and check the "status" field in the response body.
Request
This section describes the request format. The method and URI are as follows:
Method | URI |
---|---|
POST | /api/v1/task-runs |
Request headers
For information about the headers common to all NCLUE APIs, see Common NCLUE headers.
Request body
You can include the following data in the body of your request:
Field | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
name | String | Required | Task run name (40-character limit) |
task_id | String | Required | ID of task to check performance |
feature_id | String | Required | ID of the feature applied to the task |
result_bucket | String | Required | Name of the Object Storage bucket to store the task run job results |
result_file_path | String | Required | File path to store the results in the result_bucket bucket
|
Request example
The request example is as follows:
curl --location --request POST 'https://nclue.apigw.ntruss.com/api/v1/task-runs' \
--header 'X-NCP-APIGW-TIMESTAMP: {Timestamp}' \
--header 'X-NCP-IAM-ACCESS-KEY: {Access Key}' \
--header 'X-NCP-APIGW-SIGNATURE-V2: {API Gateway Signature}'
--data '{
"name":"Estimate of users interested in purchasing pet food",
"task_id":"b5e742f1-0558-465a-8485-3b7808b0e125",
"feature_id":"79eb85b5-8ec5-4e1a-8617-64a1977c8062",
"result_bucket":"your.bucket.name",
"result_file_path":"petfood_predict.tsv"
}'
Response
This section describes the response format.
Response body
The response body includes the following data:
Field | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
run_id | String | - | Task Run ID |
run_name | String | - | Name of task run entered by the user |
task_id | String | - | ID of task to check performance |
task_name | String | - | Name of task to check performance |
feature_id | String | - | ID of the feature applied to the task |
feature_name | String | - | Name of the feature applied to the task |
created_at | String | - | Task run creation request date (ISO 8601 format) |
result_bucket | String | - | Name of the Object Storage bucket to store the task run job results |
result_file_path | String | - | File path to save the results in the result_bucket bucket |
Response example
The response example is as follows:
Succeeded
The following is a sample response upon a successful call.
{
"run_id":"9e6fecc9-0079-4c5e-a0c6-f387e6221afa",
"run_name":"Estimate of users interested in purchasing pet food",
"task_id":"b5e742f1-0558-465a-8485-3b7808b0e125",
"task_name":"Prediction model for pet food purchase interest",
"feature_id":"79eb85b5-8ec5-4e1a-8617-64a1977c8062",
"feature_name":"Shopping behavior sequence - 2024",
"created_at":"2024-11-03T15:02:24",
"result_bucket":"your.bucket.name",
"result_file_path":"petfood_predict.tsv"
}
Failure
For examples of responses in the event of a failed call, see Response status codes.