Running Jupyter Notebook Server through Supervisor

[Jack Golding]

Has anyone managed to run a Jupyter Server through Supervisor? I use Supervisor for Airflow so it would be awesome if I could get Jupyter Notebook servers running too.

If not, what do you use to run Jupyer at startup.

[MinRK]

I’ve used supervisor to launch JupyterHub, but not the single-user server. It shouldn’t be too different, though. The main thing you may want to change for running in the single-user case is adding a startup shell script, so that all of your shell config gets loaded by the process (depends on how you do your config). That should ensure that your PATH and env are correct, which is often the source of problems when switching from a manual start to a batch start.

-MinRK

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On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 5:56 AM, Jack Golding <jackwg...@gmail.com> wrote:

Has anyone managed to run a Jupyter Server through Supervisor? I use Supervisor for Airflow so it would be awesome if I could get Jupyter Notebook servers running too.

If not, what do you use to run Jupyer at startup.

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