Peter Parente

What about a simple spec like the following that is extensible in type, and can capture the definition of an environment for that type either internally or externally: ``` {...

7 day bump: Anyone have thoughts about the approach in the last comment?

> Could internal be any JSON Object, string, array, etc.? In the strawman above, I noted that internal would be the captured content of external which would make it a...

> @ type: > - EnvironmentSpecification > - SoftwareEnvironment > - ReproducibleEnvironment > - ? Do these map to an underlying implementation of those things (conda, docker, virtualenv, sbt, ...)...

Sorry I've been MIA for a bit after starting this. I think everyone is agreeing that we should get env information into the notebook, but now we just need to...

I think all the talks at PyData were recorded. I'll try to find the link later today and include it in the readme.

The talks are not posted yet. We'll get the link into the README once they are.

Do you have another container / service running that is using port 8001? When you're using `--net=host` you have to check for port conflicts on the host system. `netstat -a...

Try adding `--use_tokens=True` after `orchestrate.py`. Token support was a recent addition to the notebook server, docker stacks, and tmpnb. We just need to update the README here.

There's https://github.com/jupyter/docker-stacks/tree/master/tensorflow-notebook over in docker-stacks that you could use. No GPU support though. If you really want it on the tmpnb.org site, you could send a PR against https://github.com/jupyter/docker-demo-images/blob/master/Dockerfile which...