Example Jupyter notebook App for JARVICE using authentication tokens

This application demonstrates how to use token substitution in a JARVICE Appdef file. JARVICE currently supports:

• %RANDOM16% := 16 bit token
• %RANDOM32% := 32 bit token
• %RANDOM64% := 64 bit token
• %RANDOM128% := 128 bit token

The token is available at /etc/JARVICE/random128.txt inside a running job. The token can be truncated to match the substitution size. For example:

random16=$(cat /etc/JARVICE/random128.txt | cut -c 1-16)

These instructions will walk through how to create Jupyter notebook app for JARVICE via PushToCompute CICD flow.

What things you need to install the software and how to install them:

• Docker CE: https://docs.docker.com/install/

Accounts:

• Docker repository (e.g. DockerHub)
• PushToCompute enabled JARVICE account: https://www.nimbix.net/contact-us/

1. Open the PushToCompute tab on JARVICE

2. Create a new JARVICE App

3. Log into Docker registry

4. Fill in App details

Note: Fill in Docker Repository using your account (e.g. username/jupyter-demo:xenial)

5. Start Build+Pull

1. Click on App card

2. Select Launch Notebook

3. Submit job w/ SUBMIT button

• Kenneth Hill - Initial work

This project is uses an OpenSource license - see the LICENSE.md file for details