Kevin Bates

The entity that knows the actual state of the kernel "process" is the _Kernel Provisioner_. Provisioners are an abstraction layer that enables kernel lifecycle management other than just local process...

Hi @ojarjur - thank you for opening this PR - it's definitely in the direction we want to go wrt to _Kernel Servers_ or _Kernel Providers_ (whatever the name will...

Hi @ojarjur - thank you for this work - I definitely believe we're of the same mindset. Yes, I would view a KernelProvider to be a composition of MultikernelManager/KernelSpecManager/WebsocketManager. A...

I have no doubt this could be implemented without introducing a "Kernel Provider" object, but I think that would be a mistake. Having an object that encapsulates these three "sub-objects"...

Hi @ojarjur - as you, I feel like I need to apologize for _my_ slow response! :smile: I'm really looking forward to taking a look at the POC but my...

Hi @lade-odoo - thanks for opening this pull request. I have a couple of questions that come to mind... 1. Won't this approach encounter duplicate checkpoint files otherwise protected by...

> No, that's the point, there won't be any duplicate. The directory structure will be reconstructed inside the checkpoint_dir folder. Shoot - I'm sorry, I missed that piece. > I...

Hi @lade-odoo - thank you for the ping and I apologize for my inactivity (new job outside of Jupyter OSS). I'm going to approve this PR, but I'm hoping someone...

A couple of observations. 1. You're using an older version of Notebook (and Lab) since the log message indicating that the notebook server has started is not displaying its version...

You'll need to provide the output of the notebook console. Yes, there's probably something amiss with your `numpy` installation. If you haven't done so, make sure you've also installed jupyter...