Scenario 1: Getting a customized kernel
I have a question about getting a customized kernel on the company sponsored JupyterHub, and the answers are as following:
Open a Terminal within JupyterHub: Select the “New” pulldown and select “Terminal” conda create --name 36env python=3.6 conda activate 36env pip install numpy --user conda deactivate python3 -m ipykernel install --user --name 36env Refresh the JupyterHub browser window. Your new conda environment is now available
