一键构造出Jupyter Notebook和Jupyter Lab的Docker镜像
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Merge pull request 'support jupyter lab build in alpine linux' (#1) from readmin/Docker-Jupyter:master into master
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README
Before building the image, please switch the working directory to the directory where the corresponding version Dockerfile resides
build image by shell:
docker build -t /jupyter:
run container:
- First Method
docker volume create jupyter
docker run -itd --name jupyter -p 8888:8888 -v jupyter:/jupyter /jupyter:
- Second Method
docker run -itd --name jupyter -p 8888:8888 -v /path/to/save:/jupyter /jupyter:
Version
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Jupyter Lab:
- /Alpine-NonRoot : Jupyter Lab server built on Alpine Linux, running with non-root users (`notebook`), this build is relatively secure.
- /Ubuntu2204-NonRoot : Jupyter Lab server built on Ubuntu 22.04, running with non-root users (`notebook`), this build is relatively secure.
Jupyter Notebook:
- /Alpine-NonRoot : Jupyter Notebook server built on Alpine Linux, running with non-root users (`notebook`), this build is relatively secure.
- /Alpine-Root : Jupyter Notebook server built on Alpine Linux, running as Root user, this build is recommended only for testing or learning environments deployed on an Intranet.
build image by shell:
docker build -t /jupyter:
run container:
- First Method
docker volume create jupyter
docker run -itd --name jupyter -p 8888:8888 -v jupyter:/jupyter /jupyter:
- Second Method
docker run -itd --name jupyter -p 8888:8888 -v /path/to/save:/jupyter /jupyter:
Version
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Jupyter Lab:
- /Alpine-NonRoot : Jupyter Lab server built on Alpine Linux, running with non-root users (`notebook`), this build is relatively secure.
- /Ubuntu2204-NonRoot : Jupyter Lab server built on Ubuntu 22.04, running with non-root users (`notebook`), this build is relatively secure.
Jupyter Notebook:
- /Alpine-NonRoot : Jupyter Notebook server built on Alpine Linux, running with non-root users (`notebook`), this build is relatively secure.
- /Alpine-Root : Jupyter Notebook server built on Alpine Linux, running as Root user, this build is recommended only for testing or learning environments deployed on an Intranet.