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Jupyter Notebooks for Kubernetes

This is a set of Jupyter notebooks to learn the Kubernetes API in Python.

Launch the deployment and create the service.

kubectl create -f docker/jupyter.yml

Open your browser on the jupyter service and go through the notebooks.

If you are using minikube, you can run this command to see jupyter service in your browser:

minikube service jupyter