In you case, you need to configure different python interpreters for each user. So that they won't conflict with each other. e.g. you can create virtualenv python_a for user a and virtualenv python_b for user b.
Then you can create 2 python interpreters and each interpreter have different setting of zeppelin.python which point to the python virtualenv you created above Tien Dat PHAN <tphan....@gmail.com> 于2020年2月18日周二 上午2:04写道： > Dear experts, > > In our use case, multiple users will work on the same Notebook. > They, of course, each have their own user to login. > This is managed smoothly with Zeppelin + Shiro. > However, we notice that the users share the same environment. > This means if user A logins and install a Python library X of version 1.0. > This X library of version 1.0 will be installed. > When user B login, if they want to use library X on version 2.0, it would > be impossible to manage the multi-version packages (without uninstall > library X version 1.0, which will make user A unhappy when he logins again). > > With your experience with Zeppelin and multi-user setup, what would be the > solution for this issue (if there are)? > > Thank you all in advance. > > Best regards > Tien Dat PHAN > -- Best Regards Jeff Zhang
