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Utility Commands for Custom Kernels
After loading an environment
List your current kernels
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jupyter kernelspec list |
Remove a kernel
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jupyter kernelspec uninstall {KERNEL_NAME} |
Custom Python Environments in Jupyter
Load the desired version of python
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module load python/3.10.5 |
Create a directory for your desired environment:
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mkdir myenv
cd myenv
python -m venv . |
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. bin/activate |
Once you are in the environment, install ipykernel
with the following command:
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pip install ipykernel |
Add the environment to your jupyter kernels:
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python -m ipykernel install --user --name=myenv --display-name "myenv" --env PATH $PATH |
Follow the instructions to launch jupyter. You should now be able to select the environment we just added:
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Custom Conda Environments in Jupyter
For information on how to create custom conda environments, please visit our guide:
Miniconda Environment Set Up - Storrs HPC - UConn Knowledge Base
Begin by activating/creating your desired environment:
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conda create -n myenv |
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The python version can be specified as well if necessary: |
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conda activate myenv |
Once you are in the environment, install ipykernel
with the following command:
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conda install ipykernel |
Add the environment to your jupyter kernels:
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python -m ipykernel install --user --name=myenv --display-name "myenv" --env PATH $PATH |
Follow the instructions to launch jupyter. You should now be able to select the environment we just added:
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