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Local Installation Guide |
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Learn how to locally install and use the JupyterLab Mount Extension. |
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jupyterlab |
notebooks |
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- You must have a {{% productName %}} cluster running.
- Install Jupyter Lab (
pip install jupyterlab)
- Install jupyterlab pachyderm (
pip install jupyterlab-pachyderm)
- Open your terminal.
- Open your
zshrc profile:
- Create a
/pfs directory to mount your data to. This is the default directory used; alternatively, you can define an empty output folder that PFS should mount by adding export PFS_MOUNT_DIR=/<directory>/<path> to your bash/zshrc profile.
- Update the source by restarting your computer or executing the following command:
- Run
jupyter lab.
If you have an existing pachyderm config file at ~/.pachyderm/config.json, the extension automatically connects to the active context. Otherwise, you must enter the cluster address manually in the extension UI.