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Create Binder example with JupyterLab auto-start #743
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A recent binder configuration is here: Most of our binders now use a Dockerfile with the onbuild machinery set up by @yuvipanda, which allows us to build on top of our base containers from pangeo stacks. For auto-starting dask, if I had to hack this myself, I would use Binder's start script option to launch the cluster. |
The "Auto-start dask" option from If you have a repo that you are working on that you can point me towards, I could make a PR against it. |
… On Fri, Nov 15, 2019 at 11:38 AM Ian Rose ***@***.***> wrote:
The "Auto-start dask" option from dask-labextension can be enabled by
distributing a JupyterLab settings file in the repository. An example of
this is shown here
<https://github.com/ian-r-rose/binder-workspace-demo#custom-settings>.
If you have a repo that you are working on that you can point me towards,
I could make a PR against it.
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I would like to create a binder example to show off integration between dask-kubernetes and dask-labextension. My goal is to make an example where the user doesn't touch dask-kubernetes at all, it just starts up in adaptive mode automatically.
I could use help answering a few questions:
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