Code for a docker image providing a jupyter notebook with many useful CMB utilities installed. This Docker image is currently in development
- Install Docker (https://www.docker.com/)
- Run "docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 nasalambda/cmb-notebook" a. If you happen to already be using port 8888 for your own Jupyter notebook (or something else), change "-p 8888:8888" to "-p XXXX:8888" where XXXX is the port you want to use. This instruction maps the local port XXXX to the port 8888 in the Docker container so you can access the provided notebook from your web browser. b. This command will download the lastest "nasalamba/cmb-notebook" docker image from https://hub.docker.com/u/nasalambda/ if you do not have it downloaded. c. If there is a newer image online than what you have locally, run the command "docker pull nasalambda/cmb-notebook"
- You should see some output to the terminal where it asks you to copy/paste a URL to the browser. If you changed the port in the previous step, change the port in the instructions. a. On Windows, because of differences in how networking is implemented, you must use a different IP address instead of "localhost" in order to access the provided Jupyter notebook. Run "docker-machine ip default" and replace "localhost" with the output IP address
- Once you Ctrl-C from the command-line to stop Jupyter and the Docker container, it should stop and remove the running Docker container (so you would not be able to restart the container with any changes you previously made). If you want to remove the downloaded Docker image, you would need to run "docker rmi njmiller/lambda-cmb".