Moore from UC Davis for their advice on this project. We would like to thank Professor Christopher Nitta and Professor Jason K.
JUPYTERLAB KUBERNETES INSTALL
It can install itself into clusters without hassles. There is no extra database to install, no ports to open. There is no abstraction to learn, no docker/Kubernetes knowledge is required. We are looking for contributors who want to take over our project. Run Jupyter notebooks with dependency and retry View output notebook with one-button There is No learning curve. The relevant GitHub issue is, and you can find some sample screenshots in. Note that JupyterLab will autosave files, and as long as the file was within the users home directory no work is lost. We have also done some work on porting the nbgrader nbextensions to JupyterLab. Please see this video for a brief overview of our work: PPPS Your excellent topbar extension does work - I can. Any suggestions or feedback would be greatly appreciated. PPS I am running jupyterlab inside a docker container launched by jupyterhub on a kubernetes cluster. Installation guides are available on Read the Docs. Even if you aren’t using a container orchestration platform, you can still install ngshare as a JupyterHub managed service and streamline course creation rather than having to play with filesystem permissions. It can be installed in Kubernetes easily using a helm chart. We have spent a couple of months creating ngshare, a service that handles course management and exchanging assignments between instructor and students without an underlying shared filesystem. nbgrader by default does not work when used in combination with JupyterHub and Kubernetes because on a Kubernetes setup users have their own private filesystem. Nbgrader was known to use an exchange directory to release and collect assignment, submission and feedback files. nbgrader also provides a streamlined interface for quickly grading completed assignments. It allows instructors to easily create notebook-based assignments that include both coding exercises and written free-responses. Nbgrader is a tool that facilitates creating and grading assignments in the Jupyter notebook.
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