Kyso
Kyso.ioAbout Us
  • What is Kyso?
  • Getting started
    • Architecture and Deployment
  • Kyso's Renderer
    • Jupyter Notebooks
    • Jupyter FAQ
      • Kyso's Jupyter Renderer
      • Bokeh Plots and Kyso
    • HTML
    • Markdown
    • PDFs
    • PowerPoints
    • RTF Documents
    • Embedded Dashboards
      • Google Sheets
      • Looker Dashboards
      • Tableau Dashboards
      • Microsoft BI Dashboards
      • Plotly's Dash
      • Streamlit
    • Videos
  • Publishing Workflows
    • Creating Reports In-App
    • Kyso's Command Line Tool
      • Installation
        • Using Amazon Linux
      • Authorization
      • Publishing & Downloading
      • Advanced configuration
    • Integrating with Git
      • Github
      • Gitlab
      • Bitbucket
    • Configuring Report Metadata
    • Importing Files from S3
    • Publishing FAQ
      • Meta Reports
      • Pushing Single Files
      • Issues with Report Rendering
  • Search and Discovery
    • Searching Reports
    • Browsing Files & Versions
  • COLLABORATION
    • Report Comments
    • Report Tasks
    • Notebook Report Snippets
    • Business Notifications
      • Slack
      • Microsoft Teams
  • Settings & Administration
    • Themes & Styling
    • Permissions System
    • Managing Access
    • SSO Configuration
  • Resources
    • How to manage adoption
      • Driving Internal Engagement
      • Advice for Large Companies
    • R Users & R Markdown
    • Writing a good data-science report
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  1. Publishing Workflows

Kyso's Command Line Tool

Users can leverage the Kyso command line tool to publish/download reports to and from Kyso directly from their machines.

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Users can leverage the Kyso command line tool to publish/download reports to and from Kyso directly from the terminal within your data science workspace of choice.

This method is particularly useful for those that want to publish results from scheduled processes or connect these reports back to the respective data source. And the idea here is that the Kyso CLI tool can integrate into these workflows.

Installation
Advanced configuration
Authorization
Publishing & Downloading