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Document the new Jupyter web app as a component of Kubeflow #561

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sarahmaddox opened this issue Mar 27, 2019 · 8 comments
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Document the new Jupyter web app as a component of Kubeflow #561

sarahmaddox opened this issue Mar 27, 2019 · 8 comments
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Kubeflow v0.5 introduces a new web UI for Jupyter notebooks (replacing the integration with JupyterHub used in 0.4 and earlier) to natively spawn Jupyter notebooks in a Kubeflow environment.

Update this existing page:
https://www.kubeflow.org/docs/components/jupyter/

See Kubeflow doc issue:
kubeflow/kubeflow#2232

And initial Kubeflow PR:
kubeflow/kubeflow#2357

Design doc:
http://bit.ly/kf_jupyter_design_doc
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Related: #617

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/assign

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Starting this now

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/cc @karthikv2k

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jlewi commented Apr 15, 2019

@sarahmaddox Thank you so much for picking this up!.

/cc @zabbasi @vkoukis @kimwnasptd

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Given that notebooks are an important part of the Kubeflow story, in particular for data scientists, I'm planning to create a doc section specifically about notebooks. It'll include roughly the following pages:

  • Get started with Kubeflow notebooks - a link to the Kubeflow installation guide, plus info on how to access a notebook in your Kubeflow installation. Includes a link to the Fairing section for the build/train/deploy CUJ.
  • How to submit k8s resources from Jupyter Notebook.
  • How to create a custom Jupyter image.
  • How to include a notebook into your Kubeflow pipeline.
  • How to build docker images from Jupyter Notebook on GCP.

I'll create a PR which will help crystalize the above thoughts. Also the work @zabbasi is doing on user-defined namespaces (issue #617) will fit in here.

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