Closed Akaban closed 6 years ago
JKG in websocket-http mode is meant to provide the remote endpoint. See the nb2kg project for the caller side: https://github.com/jupyter-incubator/nb2kg
@Akaban If you're looking for a way to distribute kernels across a cluster (and remote from the gateway), while having the notebooks themselves remote on the front side (via nb2kg as Roland mentions), then you'll want to check out Jupyter Enterprise Gateway - that's what it does (while deriving directly from JKG).
Hello,
Thank for the answer ! Indeed I misunderstood some parts. Everything's clear now, I'm closing !
Cheers !
Hi,
It does not seem like we can connect to a kernel launched remotely via kernel_gateway, the jupyter server does not see any kernels launched remotely. Is there a way to do this or is this feature planned in the project? It would be the best thing ever !
Cheers,
Akaban