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Issue getting a working python notebook in Jupyter docker images #680
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Related to customer support issue https://support.h2o.ai/helpdesk/tickets/92731 |
Relates to jupyterhub/jupyterlab-hub#62 and ipython/ipyparallel#318 |
To unblock the customer, I created a custom docker image using h2o4gpu conda packages, available on the internal conda server, to create the notebook environment with h2o4gpu support. Once the conda env was created i downgraded tornado from 5.1 to 4.5.3 in that environment and everything worked as expected. Trying that downgrade approach in the env created by pip (requirements.txt) in the docker runtime created other errors. Possible next step is that once we have h2o4gpu release completed to anaconda cloud, we can update the docker runtime script to create a conda based environment vs the pip based one. I has better dependency management. |
@hemenkapadia did this work for the other person's case? |
I am waiting to hear back from the customer. She mentioned she was going to try this today, but that was a custom conda build. I will need to check the one with the new ipykernel. |
…n. Checking if all branches compile
Following the instructions in section Running Jupyter Notebooks with Docker of the README file results in the below kernel error when trying to launch a Python 3 notebook from the Jupyter interface.
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