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Guile over Jupyter

Guile Kernel and Dockerfile for Jupyter

  1. Download the Dockerfilefrom:

guile-kernel

Or use the version available in this directory.

  1. Build the guile-kernel image:
docker build -t guile-kernel .
  1. Copy the file docker-compose-model.yml to docker-compose.yml and adapt it according to your setup, as further described:

The docker-compose.yml has the instructions for "docker compose":

  • It departs from the guile-kernel image (produced in step 2).
  • It is meant to be a local configuration of the docker image and must be adapted to the deployment server.
  • In the ports section, it redirects the default Jupyter port (8888) to another an external one (8888). The external can be different from the internal.
  • It maps one internal (docker machine) folder to external (host machine) one.
    • A folder inside the internal docker home folder (/home/guile_user/program2learn) is mapped to the external: /home/user/git/program2learn/.
    • You must adjust the external directory to your machine folder structure.
  • The restart clause considers the local dev environment (it does not restart whenever you turn the machine on). In the server configuration, we suggest replacing it with restart: always.
  1. To run:
docker compose up