How to deploy a jupyter notebook app for near zero cost
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I have a searchable database for which I built a Jupyter notebook based interface for a friend with minimal programming skills. The db and index are ~10GB on disk. This setup currently lives on a personal machine, but I would like to make it available to him on an as-needed basis from some third-party host.
This could be deployed to a 24/7 AWS instance but it will be only used once in a while and thus be cost inefficient.
Do any services exist which have as-needed instances which are very easy to turn on and off (in consideration of my friend's technical comfort level) that would be good hosts for such a notebook?
python jupyter-notebook hosting
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Ian Danforth
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I have a searchable database for which I built a Jupyter notebook based interface for a friend with minimal programming skills. The db and index are ~10GB on disk. This setup currently lives on a personal machine, but I would like to make it available to him on an as-needed basis from some third-party host.
This could be deployed to a 24/7 AWS instance but it will be only used once in a while and thus be cost inefficient.
Do any services exist which have as-needed instances which are very easy to turn on and off (in consideration of my friend's technical comfort level) that would be good hosts for such a notebook?
python jupyter-notebook hosting
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
You could host it on a raspberry pi and add a port forwarding rule to your router setup
– Simon Hobbs
Nov 9 at 21:57
It's on a NUC at the moment but my connection is bad enough that I'm looking for a slightly more reliable option. Thanks though!
– Ian Danforth
Nov 9 at 21:59
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I have a searchable database for which I built a Jupyter notebook based interface for a friend with minimal programming skills. The db and index are ~10GB on disk. This setup currently lives on a personal machine, but I would like to make it available to him on an as-needed basis from some third-party host.
This could be deployed to a 24/7 AWS instance but it will be only used once in a while and thus be cost inefficient.
Do any services exist which have as-needed instances which are very easy to turn on and off (in consideration of my friend's technical comfort level) that would be good hosts for such a notebook?
python jupyter-notebook hosting
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
I have a searchable database for which I built a Jupyter notebook based interface for a friend with minimal programming skills. The db and index are ~10GB on disk. This setup currently lives on a personal machine, but I would like to make it available to him on an as-needed basis from some third-party host.
This could be deployed to a 24/7 AWS instance but it will be only used once in a while and thus be cost inefficient.
Do any services exist which have as-needed instances which are very easy to turn on and off (in consideration of my friend's technical comfort level) that would be good hosts for such a notebook?
python jupyter-notebook hosting
python jupyter-notebook hosting
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
asked Nov 9 at 21:54
Ian Danforth
494412
494412
You could host it on a raspberry pi and add a port forwarding rule to your router setup
– Simon Hobbs
Nov 9 at 21:57
It's on a NUC at the moment but my connection is bad enough that I'm looking for a slightly more reliable option. Thanks though!
– Ian Danforth
Nov 9 at 21:59
add a comment |
You could host it on a raspberry pi and add a port forwarding rule to your router setup
– Simon Hobbs
Nov 9 at 21:57
It's on a NUC at the moment but my connection is bad enough that I'm looking for a slightly more reliable option. Thanks though!
– Ian Danforth
Nov 9 at 21:59
You could host it on a raspberry pi and add a port forwarding rule to your router setup
– Simon Hobbs
Nov 9 at 21:57
You could host it on a raspberry pi and add a port forwarding rule to your router setup
– Simon Hobbs
Nov 9 at 21:57
It's on a NUC at the moment but my connection is bad enough that I'm looking for a slightly more reliable option. Thanks though!
– Ian Danforth
Nov 9 at 21:59
It's on a NUC at the moment but my connection is bad enough that I'm looking for a slightly more reliable option. Thanks though!
– Ian Danforth
Nov 9 at 21:59
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You could host it on a raspberry pi and add a port forwarding rule to your router setup
– Simon Hobbs
Nov 9 at 21:57
It's on a NUC at the moment but my connection is bad enough that I'm looking for a slightly more reliable option. Thanks though!
– Ian Danforth
Nov 9 at 21:59