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Use jupyter gateway to support remote jupyter server or server in docker images #260
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telamonian from gitter pointed out that
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It seems that the proper way to support this is to implement SoS support for |
https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/blob/f68e34f198ccd93639458d1e1310fffe8c6ec858/notebook/gateway/managers.py#L299 is the relevant code for starting kernels through gateway. |
Not quite sure if it works for remote gateways but it appears that the sos kernel works with local gateways. |
Would very much appreciate the ability to specify a remote kernel class https://jupyter-enterprise-gateway.readthedocs.io/en/latest/kernel-library.html#a-k-a-library-mode |
@stevehaertel My problem is that there does not seem to be a "standard" way to use remote kernels. I mean, if you can show me
I can see how sos-notebook can be configured to talk to the remote kernel. Note that the |
#258 proposed the use of separate Python environments (e.g. conda environments) but in theory we could allow the start of kernels in a docker image, which would provide better insulation of toolsets. It would be helpful to investigate how this could be done, and if so, what SoS can do to support it.
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