STAP-JUPYTER-*

NAME

stap-jupyter-container - manage an isystemtap container image

SYNOPSIS

stap-jupyter-container [--repo REPOSITORY] [--image IMAGE] [--tag TAG] [--keyname KEYNAME] --{run, pull, build, publish, remove}

DESCRIPTION

The stap-jupyter-install program can be used to locally install the ISystemtap jupyter kernel, language-server and jupyter-lab extension in ~/.systemtap/jupyter. Once installed, the kernel can be used with jupyter-lab.

Alternatively the stap-jupyter-container program can be used to run ISystemtap within a container, preventing the need for any local jupyter kernel installation.

INSTALL OPTIONS

--remove

Uninstall the local ISystemtap files.

--container-install PREFIX

[Intended For Maintainers Only] This is used to specify the PREFIX of the install directory for stap. It is called within the container build process, and should not be used otherwise.

CONTAINER OPTIONS

--repo REPOSITORY

Specify which repository to use, defaults to "quay.io".

--image IMAGE

Specify the image name. Defaults to "systemtap/isystemtap"

--tag TAG

Specify the image tag. Defaults to "latest"

--keyname KEYNAME

In order for the container to run stap it needs to ssh to the host. It requires an ssh key pair, and is specified by KEYNAME, which is by default "id_rsa".

CONTAINER COMMANDS

--run

 Run the image. Pulls if not done already.

--pull

 Pulls the image.

--build

 Builds a local copy of the image. The repo will be "localhost". See podman images.

--remove

 Removes the image.

--publish

 [Intended For Maintainers Only] This is used to publish the built image. It  requires write permissions to https://quay.io/systemtap/isystemtap.

SEE ALSO

stap(1),
podman(1)
ssh(1)

BUGS

Index

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

INSTALL OPTIONS

CONTAINER OPTIONS

CONTAINER COMMANDS

SEE ALSO

BUGS