Alternate install methods

Docker

• Install docker docker
  • OSX
  • Windows
  • Browse here if you use another platform

Step 3 - Start your environment

Make sure that docker is running!

Before you start your environment, you must make sure that docker is running. Otherwise, when you try to run it, you will get an error that says something about not being able to find the Docker daemon.

Navigate on the command line to the root of the repo

Command line on windows

If you installed GitHub Desktop, it comes with a program called "git bash" that you should be able to find in your applications. Any time you must do something on your command line, it's recommended to use this.

Navigate to the repo on the command line

Assuming you've cloned the repo into your repos directory the command would look something like

cd ~/repos/setup

Start the docker image and jupyter notebook

bash run-jupyter-notebook.sh

Note that the first time you run this, it will take a LONG time because it has to download basically an entire operating system.

When the command completes, you will get a link that you can copy-paste into your browser that should take you directly to the root of this repo where you can now run the Verify great success notebook.