Connect google/collab or binder to a django database
I made a django application where people can create projets, upload csv files and see some stats in a dashboard using d3. I would like to let my users manipulate the files with a jupyter notebook like interface.
I am wondering what would be the easiest way to do so.
As the data needs to be secure, could I make a 'link' between a google colab and my postgress database where is the data so user could read and write content in the database.
My django is organised like this today :
User upload a csv to a postgress db, backend converts it to a pd.df and then sends it as json to my front end.
I would like users to be able to get the csv file from collab to manipulate it and them.to send the new df to backend or front end. All with a secured access with password for example.
Would be great if it would work on my aws server.
The solution I imagine is making a sort of api.rest that would ask for data and be able to write again. Are there any good exemple of such applications ?
Obviously the best would be to have the python computation on my server.
Any example would usefull.
Thank for your time.
python django postgresql jupyter-notebook collaboration
asked Nov 19 '18 at 17:22
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I made a django application where people can create projets, upload csv files and see some stats in a dashboard using d3. I would like to let my users manipulate the files with a jupyter notebook like interface.
I am wondering what would be the easiest way to do so.
As the data needs to be secure, could I make a 'link' between a google colab and my postgress database where is the data so user could read and write content in the database.
My django is organised like this today :
User upload a csv to a postgress db, backend converts it to a pd.df and then sends it as json to my front end.
I would like users to be able to get the csv file from collab to manipulate it and them.to send the new df to backend or front end. All with a secured access with password for example.
Would be great if it would work on my aws server.
The solution I imagine is making a sort of api.rest that would ask for data and be able to write again. Are there any good exemple of such applications ?
Obviously the best would be to have the python computation on my server.
Any example would usefull.
Thank for your time.
python django postgresql jupyter-notebook collaboration
asked Nov 19 '18 at 17:22
tommy123tommy123
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I made a django application where people can create projets, upload csv files and see some stats in a dashboard using d3. I would like to let my users manipulate the files with a jupyter notebook like interface.
I am wondering what would be the easiest way to do so.
As the data needs to be secure, could I make a 'link' between a google colab and my postgress database where is the data so user could read and write content in the database.
My django is organised like this today :
User upload a csv to a postgress db, backend converts it to a pd.df and then sends it as json to my front end.
I would like users to be able to get the csv file from collab to manipulate it and them.to send the new df to backend or front end. All with a secured access with password for example.
Would be great if it would work on my aws server.
The solution I imagine is making a sort of api.rest that would ask for data and be able to write again. Are there any good exemple of such applications ?
Obviously the best would be to have the python computation on my server.
Any example would usefull.
Thank for your time.
python django postgresql jupyter-notebook collaboration
asked Nov 19 '18 at 17:22
tommy123tommy123
335
I made a django application where people can create projets, upload csv files and see some stats in a dashboard using d3. I would like to let my users manipulate the files with a jupyter notebook like interface.
I am wondering what would be the easiest way to do so.
As the data needs to be secure, could I make a 'link' between a google colab and my postgress database where is the data so user could read and write content in the database.
My django is organised like this today :
User upload a csv to a postgress db, backend converts it to a pd.df and then sends it as json to my front end.
I would like users to be able to get the csv file from collab to manipulate it and them.to send the new df to backend or front end. All with a secured access with password for example.
Would be great if it would work on my aws server.
The solution I imagine is making a sort of api.rest that would ask for data and be able to write again. Are there any good exemple of such applications ?
Obviously the best would be to have the python computation on my server.
Any example would usefull.
Thank for your time.
python django postgresql jupyter-notebook collaboration
python django postgresql jupyter-notebook collaboration
asked Nov 19 '18 at 17:22
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asked Nov 19 '18 at 17:22
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