Using Jupyter with RStudio Server Pro
summary
Integration adds Jupyter sessions to RStudio Server Pro by wiring Jupyter through the job Launcher required so sessions are first-class peers of R sessions and appear on the home page. Enable Jupyter by setting the binary path and toggling Jupyter Lab or notebooks, install optional plugins rsconnect-jupyter and rsp, mount NFS (use local_lock=all for v3 or v4), use the r-session-complete docker image on Kubernetes, and publish notebooks directly to publish to RStudio Connect via a button; verify-install helps troubleshoot.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Jupyter with RStudio Server Pro
- 0:25Integrating Jupyter and RStudio
- 1:28Benefits of Jupyter + RStudio
- 3:12Architecture and launcher
- 4:14Setting up Jupyter sessions
- 4:56Demo: Jupyter Lab and Notebook
- 5:59Publishing to RStudio Connect
- 7:12Admin best practices for Jupyter
- 9:01Troubleshooting Jupyter sessions
- 9:45Next steps and resources
- 10:06Q&A: Kernels and ODBC
- 10:50Q&A: Default Jupyter and sessions
- 11:11Q&A: Admin tools and desktop
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