nbpydata-n-slides

This is a docker image:

Ipython notebook via jupyter with all pydata packages + live slides via notebook

(available via Public Docker Hub, here)

To work with it you need to have docker installed in your system.

Simple launch

# Launch jupyter server
docker run -t --name ipy -p 80:8000 pdonorio/ipynb_data_slides

# or Launch jupyter server in background (recommended)
docker run -d --name ipy -p 80:8000 pdonorio/ipynb_data_slides

Then go see http://localhost

user: pydatanalysis pw: workshop

Warning: if you are using 'boot2docker' on mac/windows, the address may be different. E.g. on a mac you may run

boot2docker ip
# 192.168.59.103

to check the ip to use instead of 'localhost'.

Persistence of notebooks

Very important

To share notebooks if you have some, or to avoid notebooks you create from getting destroyed when you remove the container, you need to share a Docker Volume when you launch the container.

# Share notebooks in a directory called 'nbs'
docker run -d --name ipy -p 80:8000 -v /path/to/your/notebooks:/home/pydatanalysis/nbs pdonorio/ipynb_data_slides

# At this point when log in, you will find a directory where to save and move your notebooks!

Pause/Unpause the container

# Stop the running container
docker stop ipy

# Destroy the container from memory, only if stopped
docker rm ipy

# Restart (if only stopped) the notebook container
docker start ipy

See an example of slides made with ipython notebook

Run the example inside this project

git clone https://github.com/pdonorio/nbpydata-n-slides.git mynb
cd mynb
docker run -d --name ipy -p 80:8000 -v $(pwd)/slides:/home/pydatanalysis/sl pdonorio/ipynb_data_slides

At this point you may access the example at the web address

http://localhost/user/pydatanalysis/notebooks/sl/myslides.ipynb

You should see something like this snapshot:

Press the histogram button on the side of "Cell toolbar", and enjoy!