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docker_python

docker cointainer with availaible jupyter and python3 support

REQUIREMENTS:

docker

centos:7(cointainer image)

docker-compose

STEPS:

git clone https://github.com/gautamnankani/docker_python.git

Go to the folder

cd <folder_name_that you_cloned>

To build the image(REQUIREMENT: INTERNET)

docker build -t <image_name:tag> .

eg-

docker build -t python_img:v1 .

#in case any error try running it multiple time, NOTE: running it again start the process from the point where it left earlier , this is possible because of caches it stores for every step it run

#error/fail may be due to multiple reasons, it might be due to low internet speed and some other reasons but don't panic just run the same command again,

To run container using docker-compose, first ensure <image_name:tag> you gave to the image in 3rd step is same in docker compose else change it

docker-compose up -d

To set up password for your jupyter notebook, use these 2 command only after first launch, the password will be permanently set thereafter

use below to commands to set a password for jupyter-notebook

a) docker exec $(docker-compose ps -q) python3 pass.py <password_you want to set>

b) docker-compose restart

#$(docker-compose ps -q) here give the running container id you just launch, you can write manually your container_name here

#Also note that you container must be running to set password inside it
Now you can browse for "localhost:8888" at you base system browser and use the password you set in 5th step to login

If you did not set password:-

#you can still access jupyter using the url from inside the docker container #run docker using: docker-compose up #and copy the URL from the container itself

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