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Example notebook with localstack
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I want to be able to test my notebook locally and share my notebook without necessarily having access to AWS resources
Describe the solution you'd like An example of how to run a notebook against AWS resources created using localstack, with the option to run the notebook against an AWS account if provided
Describe alternatives you've considered A clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.
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@SoumayaMauthoorMOJ Thank you for your feature request. I understand you try to test your Jupyter Notebook that includes AWS resource access (such as S3) without the actual AWS account. LocalStack seems to be very useful. I figured out LocalStack required docker that Studio Lab does not have (and can not install by apt install because sudo is not allowed). If you have experience and have idea to execute LocalStack without docker, please let me know.
@icoxfog417 apologies for the delay I was away on holiday. It's possible to install LocalStack natively but it's a bit of pain. The alternative is to give the user the option to run/test the notebook locally against a dockerised LocalStack instance, and use aws .config and .credentials to switch between running against LocalStack and AWS. I'm happy to look into this myself if you think it would be a useful example? I should have some time next weekend.
@SoumayaMauthoorMOJ Of course, I prepared the example notebook. That was a little complex procedure, so that I'm glad if you try this example and after that feedback to me. It'll be helpful for other developers.
https://github.com/icoxfog417/localstack-lab
@icoxfog417 thanks for the quick response! Still technically on holiday so will test this weekend
I did some testing and would like to make some suggestions but I don't think I have permission to create a new branch on the repo, can you please add me to it?
@SoumayaMauthoorMOJ , Thank you for your test! You can fork my repository by clicking the "Fork" button and send the modification as Pull Request to my repository.
If you do not familiar with sending the Pull Request, please refer the following video etc.
Hello @icoxfog417 apologies for the delay , pull request has now been raised :-)
@SoumayaMauthoorMOJ Thank you for pull request! I merged it! If you satisfied the example, please close this issue. If you share the notebook by using this example, we are very very glad.