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CLI based tool to deploy Jupyter application that integrates with infrastructure as code frameworks.

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JupyterDeploy

Jupyter deploy provides a command line interface tool (CLI) that you can use to deploy a Jupyter Server container to a remote compute provided by a Cloud provider.

Install Terraform

Terraform from HashiCorp is the default deployment engine. To use it, you must set it up in your system. Refer to Terraform installation guide.

Verify installation by running

terraform --version

Install jupyter-deploy dependencies

From the repository root, run:

# Sync all dependencies
uv sync

The CLI

To get started, open a terminal, cd to the repository root, and run:

uv run jupyter-deploy --help

Templates

To use a template to initialize a new project, first create a new project directory:

mkdir my-jupyter-deployment
cd my-jupyter-deployment

Then, run the init command.

uv run jupyter-deploy init -E terraform -P aws -I ec2 -T traefik .

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