Does the notebook build and run in binder?

[ricardobarroslourenco]

It does build the binder container, however, it does not complete the run due to a kernel restart (likely due to OOM error). The kernel restarted while trying to run cell 6.

[ricardobarroslourenco]

Binder was run as this (note: if decided to keep running on binder, it would be good to include the markdown button on the notebook and/or the main documentation):

Code of the button:

[![Binder](https://mybinder.org/badge_logo.svg)](https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/eds-book-gallery/repro-challenge-team-3/main?labpath=%2Fnotebooks%2Fnotebook.ipynb)

[ricardobarroslourenco]

@acocac were you able to run on Binder?

I also tried to run in a separate HPC environment, but it is taking a long time to run (and almost without having CPU utilization). I wonder if the routine consumes many resources from the internet, and as I am running in an isolated cluster, it halts.

[ricardobarroslourenco]

I just made it work on an HPC node, and I think that Binder is crashing due to RAM issues. My node used 10GB of RAM during processing and I wonder if that is what may be causing the Binder environment to restart the kernel.

[acocac]

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Thanks for generating the badge. fyi, we provide the link to binder within the Review PR

[acocac]

I just made it work on an HPC node, and I think that Binder is crashing due to RAM issues. My node used 10GB of RAM during processing and I wonder if that is what may be causing the Binder environment to restart the kernel.

I think the kernel restarts because inactivity... the cell for downloading the large dataset takes ~1h so it could explain it too.

Btw, I'm moving your comments as a new issue tab in the notebook repository. Closing this one then.