Data Science Workspace access and features
The following document outlines Data Science Workspace permissions and access to features.
- Notebooks: Provides an interactive development environment (JupyterLab) to explore, analyze, and model your data on Experience Platform.
- Models: Provides tools used to create, publish, and store advanced machine learning recipes and models. For more information, visit the create and publish a machine learning model tutorial.
- Services: Contains both Adobe-provided services such as AI/ML services and any custom services you created with Data Science Workspace.
Why am I only seeing the Services tab?
- Your organization may only be entitled to Adobe Real-Time Customer Data Platform (Real-Time CDP) which includes the Customer AI AI/ML Service.
If you are unable to see any of the Data Science tabs and wish to utilize Data Science Workspace features, contact your company administrator to check if you have an Adobe Experience Platform Intelligence license.
Data Science Workspace packaging
Data Science Workspace capabilities are available in the Adobe Experience Platform Intelligence package and the Advanced Intelligence Pack Add-on
The following table outlines some of the key differences for Data Science Workspace entitlements with and without the Advanced Intelligence Pack Add-on:
Access control
Access control for Experience Platform is administered through the Adobe Admin Console. This functionality leverages product profiles in Admin Console, which link users with permissions and sandboxes. See the access control overview for more information.
In order to use Data Science Workspace, the “Manage Data Science Workspace” permission must be enabled. The following table outlines the effects of having this permission enabled or disabled:
API and UI access to all services within Data Science Workspace is disabled. While disabled, selecting the Notebooks, Models, and Services pages is prevented.
- Access to Services may still be available through Adobe Real-Time Customer Data Platform (Real-Time CDP).
Sandbox support
Sandboxes are virtual partitions within a single instance of Experience Platform. Each Platform instance supports multiple production and non-production sandboxes, each maintaining its own library of Platform resources. Non-production sandboxes allow you to test features, run experiments, and make custom configurations without impacting your production sandboxes. For more information on sandboxes, see the sandboxes overview.
Currently, Data Science Workspace has the following sandbox limitation:
- Compute resources are shared across the production and non-production sandboxes.
Next steps
This document outlined the different types of access and features available in Data Science Workspace.
To learn more about Data Science Workspace, such as a complete day-to-day workflow, please begin by reading the Data Science Workspace walkthrough documentation. For more general information, visit the Data Science Workspace overview.