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How to access my local jupyter notebooks over internet
Using IPython notebooks under version controlAccess Jupyter Notebook over InternetHow do you see Jupyter notebook on a microsoft/cntk docker?How to upload more than 25 mb file to jupyter notebook?How can I solve error in Jupyter notebook?How to remove password for Jupyter Notebooks and set token againStoring Jupyter Notebook Files Online So They Can Be Between Multiple ComputersInstall jupyter notebook offline without pipVSCode Jupyter Notebook - can't change remote kernelLaunching jupyter notebook on docker
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I am new to jupyter, I have jupyter running locally on "http://localhost:8888".
I have the *.ipynb files stored locally. I would like ot access them on my ipad on the go as well. Is there a possibility for that, if so can any one guide on how it can be accomplished.Can we access local notebooks over the internet via some cloud services ?
PS : I tried installing Juno on my ipad, but still wondering how to access my local files (which are on my desktop) in my ipad.
ipad jupyter-notebook
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I am new to jupyter, I have jupyter running locally on "http://localhost:8888".
I have the *.ipynb files stored locally. I would like ot access them on my ipad on the go as well. Is there a possibility for that, if so can any one guide on how it can be accomplished.Can we access local notebooks over the internet via some cloud services ?
PS : I tried installing Juno on my ipad, but still wondering how to access my local files (which are on my desktop) in my ipad.
ipad jupyter-notebook
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
add a comment |
I am new to jupyter, I have jupyter running locally on "http://localhost:8888".
I have the *.ipynb files stored locally. I would like ot access them on my ipad on the go as well. Is there a possibility for that, if so can any one guide on how it can be accomplished.Can we access local notebooks over the internet via some cloud services ?
PS : I tried installing Juno on my ipad, but still wondering how to access my local files (which are on my desktop) in my ipad.
ipad jupyter-notebook
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
I am new to jupyter, I have jupyter running locally on "http://localhost:8888".
I have the *.ipynb files stored locally. I would like ot access them on my ipad on the go as well. Is there a possibility for that, if so can any one guide on how it can be accomplished.Can we access local notebooks over the internet via some cloud services ?
PS : I tried installing Juno on my ipad, but still wondering how to access my local files (which are on my desktop) in my ipad.
ipad jupyter-notebook
ipad jupyter-notebook
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
asked Mar 24 at 15:31
Ragesh KrRagesh Kr
47241324
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The answer to you question heavily depends on whether you'd be the only user accessing the Jupyter server or not. If the former is the case (you as the only user) you may refer to materials from the official Jupyter Notebook documentation here. On the same page, for multi-user collaboration JupyterHub is recommended. Besides the Jupter configuration itself, you have to alter the firewall settings on your machine and probably forward ports on your router (but the official tutorial says nothing about that).
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I'm currently struggling with the same issue.
The answer to you question heavily depends on whether you'd be the only user accessing the Jupyter server or not. If the former is the case (you as the only user) you may refer to materials from the official Jupyter Notebook documentation here. On the same page, for multi-user collaboration JupyterHub is recommended. Besides the Jupter configuration itself, you have to alter the firewall settings on your machine and probably forward ports on your router (but the official tutorial says nothing about that).
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I'm currently struggling with the same issue.
The answer to you question heavily depends on whether you'd be the only user accessing the Jupyter server or not. If the former is the case (you as the only user) you may refer to materials from the official Jupyter Notebook documentation here. On the same page, for multi-user collaboration JupyterHub is recommended. Besides the Jupter configuration itself, you have to alter the firewall settings on your machine and probably forward ports on your router (but the official tutorial says nothing about that).
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I'm currently struggling with the same issue.
The answer to you question heavily depends on whether you'd be the only user accessing the Jupyter server or not. If the former is the case (you as the only user) you may refer to materials from the official Jupyter Notebook documentation here. On the same page, for multi-user collaboration JupyterHub is recommended. Besides the Jupter configuration itself, you have to alter the firewall settings on your machine and probably forward ports on your router (but the official tutorial says nothing about that).
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I'm currently struggling with the same issue.
The answer to you question heavily depends on whether you'd be the only user accessing the Jupyter server or not. If the former is the case (you as the only user) you may refer to materials from the official Jupyter Notebook documentation here. On the same page, for multi-user collaboration JupyterHub is recommended. Besides the Jupter configuration itself, you have to alter the firewall settings on your machine and probably forward ports on your router (but the official tutorial says nothing about that).
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