Last night I ran into an issue where the docker Kernel was not available for selection at the url docker provided
In case you run into this issue, make sure you are not already serving our project on Jupyter lab without Docker like I was, or clicking the link docker gives you will not work as expected.
To fix it, make sure to shut down our project on Jupyter lab before restarting Docker then docker-compose up etc. Hopefully that helps!
Pictured below: If you are already running our work on Jupyter lab and then you run docker it will start to cause issues.
Under this circumstance, even if you manage to get to your tokenized server url, you will find it leads you to a conda environmented version of our work instead of a docker one
Edit: The issue pictured above is that it goes to that page instead of taking you directly to our work with docker Kernel activated
Albert0011
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2 days ago
Last night I ran into an issue where the docker Kernel was not available for selection at the url docker provided
In case you run into this issue, make sure you are not already serving our project on Jupyter lab without Docker like I was, or clicking the link docker gives you will not work as expected.
To fix it, make sure to shut down our project on Jupyter lab before restarting Docker then
docker-compose upetc. Hopefully that helps!Pictured below: If you are already running our work on Jupyter lab and then you run docker it will start to cause issues.
Under this circumstance, even if you manage to get to your tokenized server url, you will find it leads you to a conda environmented version of our work instead of a docker one
Edit: The issue pictured above is that it goes to that page instead of taking you directly to our work with docker Kernel activated