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The command should give you a output similar to this:
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Now, if you open your favorite web browser and go to localhost:XXXX, you should be met with a jupyter notebook sign-in page like the one shown below.
The last piece of the puzzle is to get past this login screen. One way would be to configure jupyter to run without any authentication. However, it is just as easy to simply authenticate once. To get the token required for logging in, execute the following docker command:
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This should return a list of all running notebooks in your container (just the one started by the root process unless you’ve done anything else). Simply copy the token part (highlighted in the image below) of the URL in the notebook list, paste it into the password prompt in your web browser, and you should be good to go.
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