Jupyter Demo

Example Jupyter notebook App for JARVICE using authentication tokens

This application demonstrates how to use token substitution in a JARVICE Appdef file. JARVICE currently supports:

• %RANDOM16% := 16 bit token
• %RANDOM32% := 32 bit token
• %RANDOM64% := 64 bit token
• %RANDOM128% := 128 bit token

The token is available at /etc/JARVICE/random128.txt inside a running job. The token can be truncated to match the substitution size. For example:

random16=$(cat /etc/JARVICE/random128.txt | cut -c 1-16)

Getting Started

These instructions will walk through how to create Jupyter notebook app for JARVICE via PushToCompute CICD flow.

Prerequisites

What things you need to install the software and how to install them:

• Docker CE: https://docs.docker.com/install/

Accounts:

• Docker repository (e.g. DockerHub)
• PushToCompute enabled JARVICE account: https://www.nimbix.net/contact-us/

Create JARVICE App using Build+Pull

1. Open the PushToCompute tab on JARVICE

2. Create a new JARVICE App

3. Log into Docker registry

4. Fill in App details

Note: Fill in Docker Repository using your account (e.g. username/jupyter-demo:xenial)

5. Start Build+Pull

Test App

1. Click on App card

2. Select Launch Notebook

3. Submit job w/ SUBMIT button

Authors

• Kenneth Hill - Initial work

License

This project is uses an OpenSource license - see the LICENSE.md file for details