Basic example of connecting to an iPython kernel running within a Docker container.
jq- needed to parse the connection file
Build the docker image. The docker container will launch a kernel running Python3 and listen on the ports defined in the connection file.
make build
Make Jupyter aware of our kernel
make install
Launch a Jupyter Console, which will create a connection file and a container, then attach to the kernel running inside of the container.
make run
To start the kernel yourself and attach using the --existing flag, use:
make test
And then in a separate terminal, from the project directory, run
jupyter console --existing $(pwd)/sample_connection_file.json