Docker Usage ============ As a convenience, Bunsen offers a Docker image based on the `Jupyter Docker Stacks `_ project. Users can use it by grabbing the following image and running it: >>> docker pull cerner/bunsen-notebook >>> >>> docker run -p 8888:8888 cerner/bunsen-notebook You then can simply click on the link printed in the console, and a Jupyter session will open that includes the Bunsen Python APIs and supporting libraries. A common variation of this is to mount a directory on the host computer that contains local notebooks or data: >>> docker run -p 8888:8888 -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work cerner/bunsen-notebook This will place a view of the current directory in the "work" folder seen in Jupyter. See the `documentation in the Jupyter Docker Stacks `_ project for additional configuration options.