Jupyter
Jupyter
After you have created a project you’ll see that a jupyter server has been created for you
Click the play button to start the instance and depending on cluster resources, your Jupyter instance should be ready in 1-10 minutes.
Advanced Settings
Often the default image contains all the packages that you’ll need for your project. If that isn’t the case, then you can choose a different image (see Images for details).
You can also tweak the setup of the project by adding a Start Script or Environment Variables. These settings are applied every time the jupyter server spins up.
Jupyter labextensions
If you are relying on specific jupyter labextensions, those need to be added in the postBuild in the image. For more information see Images.Preserve your workspace
By default, Saturn will recreate your workspace every time you start up Jupyter. To override this behavior and have Saturn preserve your workspace between restarts, set environment variableSATURN__JUPYTER_RESET_WORKSPACE=false
Managing Jupyter Instances
On every Project page we display the Jupyter for that project. We also show all your Jupyters on the [Resources]((/docs/concepts/resources/) page. There are links in either of these places that will take you to your Jupyter Notebook, as well as your Jupyter Lab.
After you’ve created a Jupyter, you might want to modify it. You can do this by clicking the edit icon.
When Jupyter instances are active, you can only change the autoshutoff policy. If the Jupyter is stopped, you can change the image, as well as the size of the instance. Click “save” after you change have been made, and relaunch the instance to pick up the new changes.