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Monasca Bootcamp, OpenStack Summit Sydney 2017

Running the notebook on your workshop instance

  • Download your private SSH key (monasca-bootcamp.pem) from here.

  • Change permissions

    • chmod 600 monasca-bootcamp.pem

  • Set up the SSH tunnel to your instance

    • ssh -i monasca-bootcamp.pem -NfL localhost:8889:localhost:8889 ubuntu@<your_instance_ip>

  • SSH to your instance and start the notebook

    • ssh -i monasca-bootcamp.pem ubuntu@<your_instance_ip>

    • cd monasca-bootcamp

    • git pull

    • /opt/jupyter/bin/jupyter notebook --no-browser --port=8889 --notebook-dir .

  • Copy the URL and open it in your local browser.

  • Open MonascaBootcamp.ipynb notebook.

For Windows users

  • You can use your favourite SSH client.

  • We recommend Git BASH, BASH emulator with SSH client.

  • Another good alternative is cmder.

For PuTTY users

  • Set the private key for authentication in Connection -> SSH -> Auth. Choose monasca.ppk as your private key.

  • Add the SSH tunnel in Connection -> SSH -> Tunnels with:

    • 8889 as Source port.

    • 127.0.0.1:8889 as Destination.

  • Remember to save the session settings.

Running the notebook on your own

This is an iPython/Jupyter notebook that you can run on your own. You will require: