How can I access Jupyter Notebook on single port (8888) running on multiple docker containers ?











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I'm running Web application outside of the container and installation of Jupyter Notebook is done in a docker container. Now I would like to access Jupyter Notebook on the web page, running in multiple Docker containers.










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      docker docker-compose jupyter-notebook docker-swarm






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          This use case calls for having a way to route to a specific container based on URL path. So, you can use something like traefik to act as a gateway to your many docker containers.



          Each of your jupyter container should have a different Path: label and that would let traefik route traffic to the correct container when making requests like http://hostname/jupyter1 for example.



          Check the traefik matcher docs for more information on the labels required.






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            This use case calls for having a way to route to a specific container based on URL path. So, you can use something like traefik to act as a gateway to your many docker containers.



            Each of your jupyter container should have a different Path: label and that would let traefik route traffic to the correct container when making requests like http://hostname/jupyter1 for example.



            Check the traefik matcher docs for more information on the labels required.






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              This use case calls for having a way to route to a specific container based on URL path. So, you can use something like traefik to act as a gateway to your many docker containers.



              Each of your jupyter container should have a different Path: label and that would let traefik route traffic to the correct container when making requests like http://hostname/jupyter1 for example.



              Check the traefik matcher docs for more information on the labels required.






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                This use case calls for having a way to route to a specific container based on URL path. So, you can use something like traefik to act as a gateway to your many docker containers.



                Each of your jupyter container should have a different Path: label and that would let traefik route traffic to the correct container when making requests like http://hostname/jupyter1 for example.



                Check the traefik matcher docs for more information on the labels required.






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                This use case calls for having a way to route to a specific container based on URL path. So, you can use something like traefik to act as a gateway to your many docker containers.



                Each of your jupyter container should have a different Path: label and that would let traefik route traffic to the correct container when making requests like http://hostname/jupyter1 for example.



                Check the traefik matcher docs for more information on the labels required.







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