Launch Jupyter to the Cloud: an example of using Docker and Terraform
summary
Deploys a Jupyter notebook on GCP by building a Docker image (swapping to GPU variants), writing a startup shell that installs drivers and Docker, and declaring cloud resources with Terraform so a single terraform apply launches an instance, runs the container, and exposes the notebook by IP. Demo shows it boots, works, and is torn down with terraform destroy. Notes include GPU cost tradeoffs, free trial credit, and a seven‑hour CPU training baseline.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:11Docker and Terraform
- 5:19Coursera GPU challenge
- 7:29Cloud infrastructure setup
- 13:13Demo files overview
- 15:43Terraform launch instance
- 18:21Jupyter start troubleshooting
- 20:33GPU setup customization
- 21:38Accessing Jupyter notebook
- 22:00Cleaning up with Terraform
- 23:58Q&A
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