Releases: jimthompson5802/datascience_containers
Releases · jimthompson5802/datascience_containers
Release 0.10
- Update launch_dss to print suitable port connection message depending on platform
- Disabled Jupyter notebook password prompting
- Removed sample programs to separate directory
- Simplified process to download images and start containers
- Bootstrap scripts available to automatically configure gpu and non-gpu ec2 instances to support
data science_containers - Published following docker images to dockerhub.com
| Docker Image | Description |
|---|---|
| dsimages/rstudio | Rstudio Server Community Edition |
| dsimages/h2oai | h2o Flow Server |
Release 0.9
Added following packages to jpynb image:
- h2o
- lightgbm
- xgboost
Fixed permission issue between MacOS and Linux when running docker containers
Published several of the docker images to dockerhub.com
| Docker Image | Description |
|---|---|
| dsimages/jpynb | Anaconda Python with Jupyter Notebook additional data science packages |
| dsimages/pyspnb | Anaconda Python with Jupyter Notebook and Apache Spark (stand-alone) |
| dsimages/tfcpu | TensorFlow with Python 3 and Jupyter Notebook |
| dsimages/tfgpu | TensorFlow with Python 3 and Jupyter Notebook with CUDA libraries. Designed to run on AWS ec2 gpu-enabled instances. |
Release 0.8
Added h2o stack
Release 0.7
- Standardized location for source code directory (my_workarea)
- Container with Anaconda Python and Tensorflow (cpu-only)
Release 0.6
Removed Python 2.7 kernel from jpynb service
Separated starting service from launching web browser. Typical command sequence:
start_dss <service> <directory>
launch_dss <service>
Re-enabled password for Jupyter notebooks
Release 0.5
Added Anaconda Python with stand-alone Spark
Release 0.4
Support running with Kubernetes on the MacOS
Release 0.3
Code clean-up
Release 0.2
Provided several bash scripts to facilitate starting docker containers.
Release 0.1
Initial release, working versions for Anaconda Python