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Description
As I user I want to have access to the vscode plugin/integration within my jupyterhub environment, to be able to version and develop notebooks.
N.B. this covers vscode integration only, and not the other options originally considered (see table below).
Background / Context
From the previous epic (for context):
| Demo | Tutorial | Stage 1 tasks | To demonstrate | Effort | Remarks | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Notebook integration with source control | directly with terminal | S | 6 | |||
| gitsync (required to be in the image) | L | 11 | ||||
| vscode integration | L | 7 |
From the decision:
Stage 2
- OPA gateway: with distributed spark the Notebook acts as the driver and requests executors Pods from k8s. These Pods in turn can mount all volumes and Secrets in that namespaces. To prevent this from breaking user separation, use OPA gatekeeper to have OPA rules that restrict what the created executor Pods can mount
- Embedded VSCode Server: provides both notebook-based and IDE-based environments in the same system