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Local development integration with toolbox for Python 3.9 and RHEL9 #341
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/assign @codificat |
/priority important-soon |
/milestone OKR review Q1 2022 |
@fridex @codificat shall we push this back to the backlog? |
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A suggested edit of this issue's description that expands it and incorporates #342:
Local development integration with toolbox for Python 3.9 and RHEL9
Based on the Jupyter Notebook images we provide, we want to provide toolbox enabled images that can be used to run a jupyter notebook on a local laptop.
This is a migration step during bringing your own notebooks to OpenDataHub (ODH).
High-level Goals
Create a Kebechet-maintained toolbox container image that could be used in a local development environment as an extension/a base for all Thoth ODH images.
The image would contribute to a more gentle and complete developer workflow by allowing a developer to:
Describe the solution you'd like
As a pre-requisite, as the upcoming RHEL9 will use Python 3.9, we need to prepare our toolchain for this:
With that in place, the toolbox images should aim at minimal drift.
The top priority is user experience, but the guiding principle is to use/mimic the hosted/online counterparts' content and workflow as much as possible.
Additional context
This is a Key Result we want to deliver in the first half of 2022.
Acceptance Criteria
See also
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