Re: From Pyro to IPython/Jupyter

Thomas Kluyver <[email protected]>
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On 2 December 2015 at 13:27, Frédéric Mantegazza <[email protected]> wrote:

> On the other hand, having the jupyter mecanism, and being able to start a
> session from one place, in a pure console, or in a qtconsole, them
> go back home and switch to a web-based console to continue to work from
> the same point is really great.
>

Note that our machinery doesn't make this very easy at present - e.g. the
notebook server only talks to kernels it started, so you can't create a
notebook and attach it to an existing kernel. And running a console or a qt
console with a kernel on another machine involves setting up SSH tunnels.

One simple thing you could do would be to run the notebook server itself on
the machine controlling the instrument - possibly under Jupyterhub, so
users have separate logins. But that's obviously quite a large service to
have running on a computer directly connected to important hardware.

Thomas

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