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A Jupyterlab with pandas, keras, tensorflow, numpy, sklearn, matplotlib, scilab, dash, sqlalchemy, elasticsearch and others. Additional kernels Bash, Julia, Octave, PHP and Scilab, git and cron daemon with relative web-ui

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Introduction

Datascience is a intense activity, made by sessions of data clean, sessions of training and compare result of the models and, finally, get it in production.

In enterprise there are a lot of way to achieve this, but at home it's a little bit different, being a developer, often i need to adjust something and git is usefull to take note of what I'm doing, so i decited do add it, the second need has been to schedule runs of my jobs. Datamining jobs, but also forecast jobs, because obviously at the end I would like to get forecast from my neuralnets and something must run it at specific time, so I decided to use Cron, but inside a container it's ugly to use, so I included a great web frontend found here on github, thanks to Suresh Alse.

Available Kernels

Staring from Python, adding nice features like cron and git i decided to add also other kernel, because changing scenario some needs are the same (scheduling and versioning). Jupyter is really cool and I asked myself why create another thing to do the same work?

So I added following kernels:

  • Bash
  • Julia
  • Octave
  • PHP
  • Scilab

Build and use this pod

After built, the usage of this pod is really easy, It's a good idea to give a volume for /opt/jupyter filesystem, so your work will survive at any update of your docker image, only exclusion is crontables, attention use backup feature of the gui and save them on your /opt/docker filesystem or everywwhere you like.

Access to the services

Upon up and running you can access your jupyterlab on port 8888, git web-ui on port 8000 and cron web-ui on port 80. For the first run, you need the token to access to jupyterlab and set a password, you can get it looking at /var/log/jupyter_stdout.log or /var/log/jupyter_stderr.log inside container. In future i like to show it in docker logs.

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A Jupyterlab with pandas, keras, tensorflow, numpy, sklearn, matplotlib, scilab, dash, sqlalchemy, elasticsearch and others. Additional kernels Bash, Julia, Octave, PHP and Scilab, git and cron daemon with relative web-ui

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