Write a marco which will shut down all of the notebook kernels on a instance

cmjurs · January 2023

Hello,

Im reading in the documentation that it is possible to write some sort of macro which will shut down notebook kernels on an instance

"Administrators can also automatically kill Jupyter kernels that have been left alive for too long using a dedicated macro"

Does anyone out there have an example of how to do this?

Thanks,

Craig

Operating system used: Windows

Sander · January 2023

yes you can,

1 Create a scenario and schedule.

2 add a execute macro step.

3 select the kill jupyter sessions macro.

4 configure as desired.

HarizoR · January 2023

Hi,

Look into the Macros section of your Project, you should see one called "Kill Jupyter sessions" in the "Resource management" section.

Hope this helps!

Best,

Harizo

cmjurs · January 2023

Thanks Harizo - Is there a way to do this on a schedule? Like can you set it up as a custom scenario or something?

Thanks,

CJ

cmjurs · January 2023

brilliant!

Welcome!