Feature idea: Docker image for bokeh server
See original GitHub issueFor deployment, it’d be quite nice if I could just say:
docker run bokeh/bokehserver
and get the most recent bokeh server running that users can then connect to.
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Any news on this?
One generally uses
dockerto have a fool-proof ‘guaranteed working’ environment, also for legacy versions of a code, and even when the underlying OS updates. Additionally (this is how I use it) one can run code in a VM-like isolated sandbox, while being lighter on the server than spinning up multiple VMs.I’ll probably keep using my solution, so I’m perfectly happy sharing it with you, albeit this task will be low on my priority list 😉