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We want our devs to use jupyter notebook server as well as the vscode IDE, and devspaces is the perfect place to allow them to do that. We've successfully added the new container to our devfile as per the docs.
We had all this working great, but recently we've found that the connection from the jupyter front end back to the pod running in the devspace wont work...
The app is using a websocket connection - we think that the devspaces server isn't forwarding this (possibly since we recently upgraded). Is there a way to configure the devspaces server to allow the forwarding the websocket connections?
I had a bit of a dig through these repos but I couldn't figure it out - it looks like you're using traefik proxy for this bit?
I also couldn't figure out where else to ask for help on this - we have all the right licenses to use this (its a UK government project) but I cant seem to raise a request on the redhat support page....
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We want our devs to use jupyter notebook server as well as the vscode IDE, and devspaces is the perfect place to allow them to do that. We've successfully added the new container to our devfile as per the docs.
We had all this working great, but recently we've found that the connection from the jupyter front end back to the pod running in the devspace wont work...
The app is using a websocket connection - we think that the devspaces server isn't forwarding this (possibly since we recently upgraded). Is there a way to configure the devspaces server to allow the forwarding the websocket connections?
I had a bit of a dig through these repos but I couldn't figure it out - it looks like you're using traefik proxy for this bit?
I also couldn't figure out where else to ask for help on this - we have all the right licenses to use this (its a UK government project) but I cant seem to raise a request on the redhat support page....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: