Hello Jeff, Thanks for your advice. Regarding your solution, it requires extra action from the Zeppelin deployer to provide the interpreter isolation per user, since Zeppelin does not support such feature by default (as far as we know). Is that right?
Best Tien Dat On 2020/02/17 23:14:07, Jeff Zhang <[email protected]> wrote: > In you case, you need to configure different python interpreters for each > user. So that they won't conflict with each other. > e.g. you can create virtualenv python_a for user a and virtualenv python_b > for user b. > > Then you can create 2 python interpreters and each interpreter have > different setting of zeppelin.python which point to the python virtualenv > you created above > > > Tien Dat PHAN <[email protected]> 于2020年2月18日周二 上午2:04写道： > > > Dear experts, > > > > In our use case, multiple users will work on the same Notebook. > > They, of course, each have their own user to login. > > This is managed smoothly with Zeppelin + Shiro. > > However, we notice that the users share the same environment. > > This means if user A logins and install a Python library X of version 1.0. > > This X library of version 1.0 will be installed. > > When user B login, if they want to use library X on version 2.0, it would > > be impossible to manage the multi-version packages (without uninstall > > library X version 1.0, which will make user A unhappy when he logins again). > > > > With your experience with Zeppelin and multi-user setup, what would be the > > solution for this issue (if there are)? > > > > Thank you all in advance. > > > > Best regards > > Tien Dat PHAN > > > > > -- > Best Regards > > Jeff Zhang >
