Closed shewbaka closed 4 years ago
Eh, maybe fake-awsglue is the way to go?
I was able to install a Glue Python 3.6 ipython kernel.
Did you try following these steps: https://ipython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install/kernel_install.html#kernels-for-different-environments ?
Totally forgot about this until now. To answer your question, yes. To be clear, that wasn't the issue. Kernels are a dime a dozen -- I think what I was dealing with was getting glue to play nice with my local spark dist while idiomatically interacting with aws. In any case, at some point a year ago I was able to do just that, but shortly thereafter realized trying to use glue in the first place was basically putting lipstick on a pig. As such, I decided to mostly forego working with glue, instead opting to "just" stick with spark.
Seems there is no really easy way to hook up the local setup for use in a Jupyter notebook. I think I have made every possible attempt to get this to work. Is this intentional or is there a way to do this. It would be fantastic if local testing in a notebook environment was possible.