Jupyter

This is an apolo-flow action launching an instance of Jupyter Notebook or Jupyter Lab. It's intended to be used with the Apolo platform template, but can be adapted for other use cases as well.

It requires the references to 5 volumes: data, code, config, notebooks and results. These volumes will be mounted to /project/data, /project/modules, /project/config, /project/notebooks, and /project/results respectively.

By default, this action will use the ghcr.io/neuro-inc/base:latest image to run Jupyter.

After the Jupyter instance is launched, its Web UI will be automatically opened in the default browser.

Quick example:

jobs:
  jupyter:
    action: gh:apolo-actions/jupyter@master
    args:
      volumes_data_remote: ${{ volumes.data.remote }}
      volumes_code_remote: ${{ volumes.code.remote }}
      volumes_config_remote: ${{ volumes.config.remote }}
      volumes_notebooks_remote: ${{ volumes.notebooks.remote }}
      volumes_results_remote: ${{ volumes.results.remote }}

Arguments

volumes_data_remote

Reference to a data volume

Example

args:
	volumes_data_remote: ${{ volumes.data.remote }}

volumes_code_remote

Reference to a code volume

Example

args:
	volumes_code_remote: ${{ volumes.code.remote }}

volumes_config_remote

Reference to a config volume

Example

args:
	volumes_config_remote: ${{ volumes.config.remote }}

volumes_notebooks_remote

Reference to a notebooks volume

Example

args:
	volumes_notebooks_remote: ${{ volumes.notebooks.remote }}

volumes_results_remote

Reference to a results volume

Example

args:
	volumes_results_remote: ${{ volumes.results.remote }}

preset

Resource preset to use when running the Jupyter job. "" by default.

Example

args:
    preset: cpu-small

jupyter_mode

The mode in which to run Jupyter - "notebook" or "lab". Uses "notebook" by default.

Example

args:
    jupyter_mode: "lab"

job_name

Predictable subdomain name which replaces the job's ID in the full job URI. "" by default.

Example

args:
	job_name: "jupyter-job"

multi_args

Additional arguments. "" by default.

http_port

HTTP port to use for Jupyter. "8888" by default.

Example

args:
    http_port: "4444"

http_auth

Whether to use HTTP authentication for Jupyter or not. "True" by default.

Example

args:
    http_auth: "False"

Feel free to check the Jupyter action repository.