If you have Conda environment, you can try use %python.conda interpreter included in 0.7.0. http://zeppelin.apache.org/docs/0.7.0/interpreter/python.html#conda
Features are not fully documented on website, but if you just run "%python.conda help" it'll print full features. %python.conda interpreter allows create/switch conda environment and install/uninstall packages in it. Hope this helps. Best, moon On Tue, Feb 7, 2017 at 7:03 PM Partridge, Lucas (GE Aviation) < lucas.partri...@ge.com> wrote: > The docs > <https://zeppelin.apache.org/docs/0.7.0/interpreter/python.html#default> > for the Python interpreter say: “The interpreter can use all modules * > already installed* (with pip, easy_install...)”. For example, on my own > personal Zeppelin installation I can access the hdfs package by running *sudo > –E pip install hdfs* in a terminal. > > > > But how can I import a package such as hdfs when I’m running on someone > else’s Zeppelin installation and can’t login to a terminal on the system > hosting Zeppelin? At the moment it appears I have to lobby the sysadmin for > Zeppelin to run *pip install* for me. Ideally I could run some command in > a notebook to make an arbitrary Python package available to me. Or is this > prevented by design to stop different users clashing with each other on a > multi-user system? Thanks. >
