Hi,
I am trying to recreate the animated.ipynb example on Wakari. I have managed to start a bokeh-server using the shell terminal in the root directory on http://localhost:5006/bokeh. The problem arises after I call the annular_wedge() function and subsequently show(). Normally this should display something in the notebook as I have set the output_notebook(url=‘default’) previously. I can confirm this as when I change the output_notebook function to just output_notebook(), run the annular_wedge() function and then show() the graph is displayed in the notebook in a matter of seconds.Furthermore I know that the server is correctly linked to the notebook because I can see the POST commands in the terminal when the renderer is running (you can see that here). Am I missing something? I have attached the IPython Notebook file I am trying to run.
PS - I am using Bokeh v5.0
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Philip Spanoudes
animated.ipynb (19.2 KB)
Wakari (the cloud version) currently has no mechanism for allowing you to run your own bokeh server. This is because we are implementing port mapping logic to handle traffic on nodes, and right now we do not have a mechanism for adding services. Sorry about that. It’s unclear at the moment when that will be added to Wakari Cloud. We may setup a public bokeh server at some point, and when we do so, it should be easy to connect to that from Wakari Cloud
Wakari(the enterprise version) will have bokeh server support very soon. If you are interested please, email us and let us know.
Thanks
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On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 4:59 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to recreate the animated.ipynb example on Wakari. I have managed to start a bokeh-server using the shell terminal in the root directory on http://localhost:5006/bokeh. The problem arises after I call the annular_wedge() function and subsequently show(). Normally this should display something in the notebook as I have set the output_notebook(url=‘default’) previously. I can confirm this as when I change the output_notebook function to just output_notebook(), run the annular_wedge() function and then show() the graph is displayed in the notebook in a matter of seconds.Furthermore I know that the server is correctly linked to the notebook because I can see the POST commands in the terminal when the renderer is running (you can see that here). Am I missing something? I have attached the IPython Notebook file I am trying to run.
PS - I am using Bokeh v5.0
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Philip Spanoudes
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