Jupyter Environment Manager

This script provides a command-line interface for managing Jupyter environments using Docker. You can create, start, stop, delete, export, and import environments with ease.

Instructions

Create an Environment

To create a new environment, use the following command:

./colab.sh create_env <env-name>

Example:

./colab.sh create_env myenvironment

Access an Environment

To access Jupyter Notebook, open a web browser and go to:

http://<env-name>.jupyter.localdev.me

Example:

http://myenvironment.jupyter.localdev.me

Delete an Environment

To delete an existing environment, use this command:

./colab.sh delete_env <env-name>

Example:

./colab.sh delete_env myenvironment

Start an Environment

To start a stopped environment, run:

./colab.sh start_env <env-name>

Example:

./colab.sh start_env myenvironment

Stop an Environment

To stop a running environment, use the following command:

./colab.sh stop_env <env-name>

Example:

./colab.sh stop_env myenvironment

Export an Environment

To export an environment to a compressed archive, use this command:

./colab.sh export_env <env-name>

Example:

./colab.sh export_env myenvironment

This will create a file named myenvironment.tar.xz.

Import an Environment

To import an environment from a compressed archive, use:

./colab.sh import_env <archive-name>

Example:

./colab.sh import_env myenvironment.tar.xz

List All Environments

To list all available environments, run:

./colab.sh list_envs

This will display all environments created using this script.

Notes

• Ensure that the project names conform to Docker Compose service name standards:
  • Start with a lowercase letter or digit
  • Contain only lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens
  • End with a lowercase letter or digit
  • Be at most 63 characters long