jupyterDemo

Content associated with PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2022 session Drive Rapid PowerShell Adoption Using Jupyter Notebooks

Main Repo

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Docker Images

jupyterhub

Provides JupyterHub image with integration to Azure AD through OAuthenticator and the Fargate Spawner

Update the Fargate, Secrets Manager, Service URL, and Azure AD App Registration configurations

dotnet

Provides JupyterNotebook image with integration for dotnet interactive

Update the dotnet SDK version if applicable

Dockerfile

At the root of the repo is a Dockerfile copy of the dotnet image. This is to build a custom image for use with Binder specifically.

When you launch with Binder ensure you select the PowerShell Kernel when the JupyterLab instance is started

example.cfn.yml

The cfn template profiles an example of the resources and integrations necessary for Route 53 to manage DNS, Elastic Loadbalancer to handle the inbound client traffic with a certificate from Certificate Manager, with the target group using the Elastic Container Service Fargate Service for the JupyterHub image from Elastic Container Registry (ECR), loading the Azure AD App secret from Secrets Manager, and able to spawn JupyterNotebook tasks from the dotnet image in ECR

This will NOT work as is, treat this as a reference only

Notes

Notes-demo.txt

Provides an outline of the different steps shown during the demo

notes.sh

Provides basic steps in creating the environment

workingWithO365.ipynb

Provides the notebook used during the demo