Jupyter Notebook
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The Jupyter Notebook application in Apolo Console provides an interactive environment for writing, running, and sharing code in multiple programming languages. It enables users to create dynamic documents that include live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text, making it a powerful tool for data science, research, and software development.
In the Apps section, click on Jupyter Notebook to proceed with installation.
Configure Resources:
Select a Preset that defines the allocated compute resources (CPU, memory, GPU).
Enter a unique App Name to identify your instance of Jupyter Notebook.
Click the Install App button to deploy Jupyter Notebook in your project.
Once installed, the Jupyter Notebook instance can be accessed through the Apolo Console. Navigate to the Apps section to view and manage running instances. Further details about the Jupyter Notebook setup and usage also are available in the README.ipynb file within the notebook environment.
The installed instance is automatically shut down after 2 hours of inactivity (if no one interacts with it and there are no running cells). To keep the instance running, ensure that code execution is active and that the session remains interactive.
