How to make Python IDE - Jupyter Notebooks work in an Offline Mode?

Lab Support
#1

Dear CloudX Team,

There are numerous instances wherein I don’t want to connect my laptop/desktop to the Internet or also possible that Internet Services are down.
I am precisely facing this issue of Internet Connectivity after 6 pm. My work-location is neither in Tier I (i.e. Metro cities) or Tier II cities.

Suppose if I am working on a CloudXLab Project and therefore internet usage is not desirable or needed at that moment. Now it has been observed that if internet services are down or the page(s) are unable to load, it is also commonly noted that Jupyter Notebook kernels won’t execute or a lag in execution is observed after great deal of persistence.

Is there a way of resolving this and making Jupyter Notebook IDE work offline??? Just like R Studio or SAS or SQL of even Anaconda’s Spyder IDE.Kindly let me know the list of steps for enabling Jupyter Notebook IDE via Offline Mode?

By making Jupyter Notebook IDE’s offline mode work, I hope the results/outcomes can be saved and merged/bridged with the file(s) after connecting the respective files via online mode?

Kindly share your thoughts/inputs regarding the same.

#2

Just install latest version of Anaconda, you should be able to launch Jupyter notebook ot console using localhost easily without internet connection.

#3

Appreciate Debjyoti for your reply. Ya that is what I was exploring sometime earlier. It does work… :+1: :grinning: & thanks a lot!!!

However, one doubt still remains—
While working offline, how do I showcase/integrate the results or store the results generated (via this Offline Mode) into an Online Mode(for eg. CloudXLab platform for Assessment Engine purpose & similarly related cases)?