h2o_kernel
h2o_kernel is a simple h2o wrapper to Jupyter kernel.
Installation
To install h2o_kernel from PyPI:
pip install h2o_kernel python -m h2o_kernel.install
Using the H2o kernel
Notebook: The New menu in the notebook should show an option for an H2o notebook.
Console frontends: To use it with the console frontends, add --kernel h2o to their command line arguments.
H2O Config: You can use config file or evn to config h2o cluster addr, all configs are the same with h2o.connect() parameters, priority /etc/h2okernelrc < $HOME/.h2okernelrc < env, environment only can changes url(by H2O_URL), ip(by H2O_IP), port(by H2O_PORT).
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