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Hi Bruno,
If you're using the sandbox, postgres runs in a separate container (database
service in the docker-compose.yml). You'd have to either break into that container with docker exec -it ... bash
after identifying it from docker ps
, or add some config params you find from https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres/ to the .yml file.
There's no password for the user jovyan (from official jupyter notebook containers), but you can always pretend as root in any container by telling docker exec --user 0 ...
.
Hi, I am running 0.90 from docker on an EC2 instance. This instance R3.4xLarge has a lot of memory ( 122 GB ) and I have the feeling that the bottleneck on my tests ( spouse with a 50k lines subset ) is the access to Postgres. So I am trying to change the configuration of Postgres but I can stop the service. It asks me the password for joyan. Does anyone has it ?
Cheers Bruno