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Last updated 2 years ago

PrimeHub could support notebook images built from tool, if an images had

  • sudo installed

  • jovyan user is 1000 uid

  • notebook started in Safe Mode

Please install tool, before you get started.

Introduce repo2docker

is a tool to simplify building a jupyter-notebook based image without giving a Dockerfile. We could put to make it working with repo2docker.

Build a PrimeHub compatible image

We will use to show how to make it compatible with PrimeHub

git clone https://github.com/binder-examples/tensorboard

In order to make it work on the PrimeHub, we need to add sudo package. It needs an file with this content:

sudo

After adding sudo, it is time to build an image with jupyter-repo2docker

  • set user with --user-name jovyan

  • set user uid with --user-id 1000

  • configure the docker image tag by --image

jupyter-repo2docker --no-run --user-name jovyan --user-id 1000 \
--image infuseai/tensorboard-repo2docker-example .

If the command will invoke docker to build an image, you could push the image to docker repository and register it on the PrimeHub.

Launch notebook

Users should start a notebook built from repo2docker in Safe Mode, because it might have installed libraries in the $HOME.

repo2docker
repo2docker
repo2docker
configuration files
binder-examples
apt.txt