RasterFrames provides a Docker image with a Jupyter Notebook pre-configured with RasterFrames in the PySpark kernel.

First, have Docker installed.

Then, from the source root directory, run

sbt rf-notebook/startRFNotebook

This will build the project, create a Docker image, and start an instance.

To stop it:

sbt rf-notebook/stopRFNotebook

The above commands are just conveniences. The real work is done by docker-compose via the docker-compose.yml file in rf-notebook/src/main/docker/docker-compose.yml. By default it exposes and binds to ports 8888 and 4040-4044.

If you just want to build the image:

sbt rf-notebook/publishLocal