Hello Corentin,
Someone knows an easy way to link my AWS and Jupyter Notebook? because I
> want to run my jupyter script on AWS.
>
As William mentioned that SageMaker one easy way to run Jupyter notebooks
with easy access to all of your AWS account credentials and data. There are
a bunch of example notebooks located here:
https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-sagemaker-examples
There are a bunch more things SageMaker can do but you can certainly just
use it as a notebook hosting service!
More generally, the Boto3 package (https://boto3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)
provides a way for Python code to access and interact with AWS services.
You'll still need to set up your AWS CLI environment with the proper
credentials but once that's done you can, for example, obtain S3 data using
some Boto3 Python commands. Boto3 is open source and officially supported
(and hacked on) by AWS.
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Chris
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