- Install Git, VirtualBox, and Vagrant
- Clone this repository
- Change into the cloned directory
- Start and configure the VM:
vagrant up
- Log in to the VM:
vagrant ssh
- Optional, but recommended: Change to the
/vagrant
directory, which is shared between the VM and the host machine. This way you can save any notebooks without worrying about losing work. - Start the Jupyter server:
jupyter lab --port 8000 --ip 0.0.0.0
. Note that the--ip
flag is important so that your browser on the host machine will talk to the VM. - After the server starts, it will give you a URL like
http://127.0.0.1:8000/lab?token=<TOKEN>
, which you can copy to a web browser on your host machine.
blawney/local-jupyterlab
Vagrant-based build for creating a Jupyter Lab instance. Includes ability to dynamically create 3-D plots.
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