Kevin Bates

Thanks @lresende. I can reproduce this using the following `Dockerfile`: ``` FROM elyra/kernel-spark-py:3.1.0 USER 185 ``` However, I'm not sure if the `HOME` is relative to the `?/.ivy2/local` reference or...

Hi @carlskii - could you please provide some information as to how to reproduce this? I'm assuming the same "error-producing" command was used between both environments but because kernels can...

Interesting. So this implies you'd like to hit a _different_ gateway server on a per notebook basis - correct? Or are you simply wanting to launch multiple notebook servers within...

I think here is fine. Can you elaborate on why you need to hit a different gateway server for each active notebook?

Thanks. Have you looked at [Enterprise Gateway](https://jupyter-enterprise-gateway.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)? It derives from KG, but launches kernels across resource-managed clusters. Currently supported clusters are Hadoop YARN, Kubernetes, Docker/Swarm, and "Distributed" which uses SSH...

EG is completely compatible with KG (as far as the websocket personality goes). If you don't have kernel.json files configured for the managed cluster (i.e., they don't contain a process-proxy...

I appreciate your patience. I'm still struggling with the _functional_ aspect of this. In the original post, you stated the following: >I was thinking of implementing a mechanism where the...

ok - thanks for the response. Since you have _some_ need for HTTP Personality, I'm wondering if you could treat those cases as one-offs as they are completely different beasts...

Thanks for the comment Tony. It seems there have been a few similar requests, so that gets me _noodling_ ideas. :thinking: We need a way to address the static nature...

> One of the things struck me was that if multiple enterprise gateway URLs are supported, this would provide a workaround for local kernels if you run a gateway on...