Running Jupyter/IPython document on Zepplin

Question

I have a large set of existing documents running on Jupyter. I want to move to Zeppelin.

I assume Jupyter pages run in Zeppelin, but I can't find any documentation. Has anyone tried this? Does it work? Anyone have a useful link?

Thanks Peter

Answer 1

You can use the new "JupyterUtility" introduced by Pull Request 2393 to convert one jupyter notebook (.ipynb) to apache zeppelin notebook (.json). It's not yet released and the documentation is still in progress (see ZEPPELIN-2616). But you can either take the 0.8.0-SNAPSHOT build or checkout the sources and build/use it with maven.

E.g.: checkout -> switch to folder "zeppelin-jupyter":

mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="org.apache.zeppelin.jupyter.JupyterUtil" -Dexec.args="-i INPUTFILE.ipynb -o OUTPUTFILE.json"

Answer 2

Solved in Zeppelin 0.10.0. This is the pull request closed ZEPPELIN-3033

Check the version at the menu "About Zepplin".

Go to "Import Note" from the main page

Then you can select the ipynb file to import.

Maybe the interpreter won't be ok. You'd have to export the file, use a text editor to remplace all the interpreter by default and then import again.

If you are using Zeppelin with HortonWorks or Cloudera be careful. Zeppelin's version is 0.8.0. Here is the doc

Right now, I didn't find offical documentation about how to import a jupyter file into zeppelin. I think I doesn't exist because the pull request is open ZEPPELIN-2616