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Add a Julia enabled Jupyter Notebook cloud shell tutorial #9
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Looks great thank you. The directory you currently have this in is intended for the content that shows up in console.cloud.google.com, so it might make sense to have a different top level directory for this. |
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This Cloud Shell tutorial demonstrates setting up a private Jupyter Notebook server that includes the Julia kernel on Google Cloud Platform. Julia is a new language for technical computing developed at MIT. It is being applied in Data Science, Machine Learning, and High Performance Computing. Jupyter notebooks are the canonical interface for Julia. This tutorial give Google Cloud Platform users the ability to experiment with Juila on a range of compute resources.
If there's a more appropriate place for this tutorial I am happy to move it to that location.
@jscud please review per amyu@ suggestion.