Jupyter Notebooks Workflow

This workflow allows you to run a Jupyter Notebook server. This is useful to experiment with the data in your ApertureDB instance, and to see how it can be used with real data. Look at the steps to get APERTUREDB_KEY

Creating the workflow

Creating and deleting workflows

For general information on creating workflows in ApertureDB Cloud see Creating and Deleting Workflows.

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1. This workflow requires no configuration. Simply click the blue button at the bottom.

See the GitHub repository for more information

For more detailed information about what this workflow is doing, additional information about the parameters, and how to run the workflow outside of the ApertureDB Cloud, see the jupyterlab documentation in GitHub.

See the results

To connect to your Jupyter Notebook, see Connecting to a workflow.

This will take you to the Jupyter Notebook interface, where you can create new notebooks, upload existing notebooks, and run code. We have provided a sample notebook that shows how to connect to your ApertureDB instance and run some queries.