Re: [jupyter] Getting the port number in an IPython noteboook

[Carol Willing]

Hi DG,

There are a few places to find the port number:

1. Starting the notebook `jupyter notebook` displays the port in the
   console messages. [ref 1
   
]
2. Specifying a particular port number can be done using `jupyter
   notebook --port 8899` [ref 2
   
]
3. A port number can be specified in the `jupyter_notebook_config.py`
   file by adding `c.NotebookApp.port=8899`. [ref 3
   ]

I hope this answers your question. If not, please do ask for more 
information.


Thanks,

Carol

DG 
February 6, 2017 at 3:42 PM
Hello, can anybody please show a way to get the port number of the 
server connection in an IPython notebook command? I could not easily 
find this in the documentation.


Thanks,
  dg
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Re: [jupyter] Looking for a co-presenter for a security-related talk at JupyterCon

[Brian Granger]

Great! This is definitely the right place to ask...

On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 4:25 PM, Steven Anton  wrote:
> Hi everyone, I'm really looking forward to JupyterCon in August. I'd like to
> submit a talk regarding some work I've done to enable working with encrypted
> notebooks. (My company deals with a lot of PII. To protect that data, we
> GPG-encrypt our notebooks on disk on-the-fly.) But the 40-minute format
> seems a bit much for my topic. Is anyone interested in co-presenting
> something else that is notebook security related (i.e. so each of us
> presents 20 minutes)?
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[jupyter] Looking for a co-presenter for a security-related talk at JupyterCon

[Steven Anton]

Hi everyone, I'm really looking forward to JupyterCon in August. I'd like 
to submit a talk regarding some work I've done to enable working with 
encrypted notebooks. (My company deals with a lot of PII. To protect that 
data, we GPG-encrypt our notebooks on disk on-the-fly.) But the 40-minute 
format seems a bit much for my topic. Is anyone interested in co-presenting 
something else that is notebook security related (i.e. so each of us 
presents 20 minutes)?

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[jupyter] Re: Ironing out some issues with nbextension/serverextensions in notebook 5.0 and 4.x

[Brian Granger]

Pinging everyone on this one again...we need to resolve this stuff
before notebook 5.0 goes out the door...

On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 1:32 PM, Brian Granger  wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We have just released notebook 4.3.1 and are starting to look towards
> a notebook 5.0 release. We have a number of small issues related to
> the installation and enabling of nextensions and serverextensions in
> the 4.x release series and 5.0/master.
>
> Because the notebook 5.0 will likely be the first notebook release to
> simultaneously support jupyterlab 1.0, I think it is important to iron
> out some of these problems before its release.
>
> Here are the currently open issues that I know of related to this:
>
> https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1992
> https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1797
> https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1706
> https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1617
> https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1508
>
> I would like to have a video meeting about these issues after the new
> year. In the meantime, let's use this email thread to try to better
> understand the big picture of what needs to get done for 5.0.
>
> IMPORTANT: I know we are wanting to move towards a completely
> different approach (the so called "conf.d" approach), but I don't
> think we can delay notebook 5.0 for that release. Also recent work by
> Sylvain suggests we may want to wait to do that once the server is its
> own separate repo/project.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Brian
>
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[jupyter] Getting the port number in an IPython noteboook

[DG]

Hello, can anybody please show a way to get the port number of the server 
connection in an IPython notebook command? I could not easily find this in 
the documentation. 

Thanks,
  dg

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[jupyter] Any plan in how to limit the notebook instances resource usage of one Jupyter notebook server?

[nju08eesulala]

Hi, 
We know user can create as many notebook instances as they can in 
one jupyter notebook server client, and when we want to integrate spark's 
pyspark into jupyter notebook, which means using the ipykernel, when every 
each notebook instance is created, then a pyspark shell(or to say a driver) 
is initialized, since we run that in spark client mode, so all the started 
drivers would run on same host. And when some user in crazy mode, like 
creating many many notebook instances, then many drivers would all start in 
one host, which will lead to being lack of available resource  easily. 
   So I am wondering if Jupyter notebook has some mechanism to deal 
with or avoid such kind of that issue?

Many thanks in advance!

Best Regards
Sherry

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