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I'm running gator on a clustered installation served using JupyterHub. After looking over the code I've learned how gator caches packages - using the /tmp folder on the system and writing to everyone. Traditionally, this folder is not clustered - it is specific to the server. It would be great to have an option to set the "cache" location, in my case that would be a shared network location. That way when a cache gets updated it gets updated across the cluster.
I could work on a PR for this - although I'm not sure where you'd want the configuration option for this to live?
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In Jupyter ecosystem, it is recommended to use Configurable object for server settings. You can look at an example
in jupyterlab-github.
Basically, once you have define the configurable and loaded it (see that line), you can add an option when starting the server; e.g. with the github extension
Thanks for this info, I would also prefer the ideal approach (or maybe both?). Let me do some more research on this and hopefully, I can get something going.
This is a feature request.
I'm running gator on a clustered installation served using JupyterHub. After looking over the code I've learned how gator caches packages - using the /tmp folder on the system and writing to everyone. Traditionally, this folder is not clustered - it is specific to the server. It would be great to have an option to set the "cache" location, in my case that would be a shared network location. That way when a cache gets updated it gets updated across the cluster.
I could work on a PR for this - although I'm not sure where you'd want the configuration option for this to live?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: