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Watson Studio Notebook Import

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Romeo Kienzler edited this page Nov 30, 2022 · 1 revision

Once you are logged in to Watson Studio, please follow these steps to import a notebook from GitHub

Hint: In case you don't have an account yet, please create on here - your registrations counts towards the course and helps financing it :) You are free to use this link if you wish that your registration isn't counted towards the course.

  1. Please click on "Add to project"

  1. Here you can select an abundance of tools, but let's go for jupyter notebooks first. Please click on "Notebook"

  1. In order to not use up only 0.5 CUH of your monthly 50 free CUH just select the "supertiny" runtime

  1. Please click on the "From URL" tab. Fill in a name under "Name" and paste an URL into the text field under "Notebook URL" (HINT: Please have a look at the bottom of this tutorial to learn how to correctly create a URL to a notebook stored in GitHub)

  1. Click on "Create Notebook"

  2. Congratulations, after some time you should see a screen like this and you are ready to use the imported notebook in Watson Studio

This concludes the first part of this tutorial. In case you are not sure on how to correctly create a URL to a notebook stored in GitHub, please follow these steps:

  1. So let's assume you've found a notebook of interest in any GitHub account

  1. Just click on that notebook link to open and display it

  1. Click on the "Raw" button to see the notebook as raw JSON data and copy the URL now appearing in the browser. This is the URL you should use for importing the notebook into Watson Studio

This concludes this tutorial.

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