Quick Start With Azure Notebooks

 

If we talk about netbooks, we talk about a free hosted service that allows developers to run Jupyter netbooks in the cloud. The biggest advantage of the cloud is that no installation is required.

 

Notebooks is an open-source project that combines texts, codes, data, and graphics in the same document. Nowadays, it is very popular for omnichannel uses, like data science, statistical modeling, machine learning, data transformation, etc.

 

It has become more powerful because developers can collaborate on them through the cloud, which facilitates the sharing of notebooks (and associated data files) with other authorized users, thus avoiding the complications associated with sharing notebooks by external means such as source code repositories. With Azure Notebooks, users can also copy (or "clone") notebooks into their own account for editing or experimentation, which is especially useful for training.

 

 

Go to here.

 

 

Enter the email address of your Microsoft account, and click next.

 

 

Enter your password when prompted.

 

If is your first time to sign in, Azure Notebooks asks for permission access to your account.

 

Select Yes to continue

 

 

A temporary login is assigned to you. If you accept this ID, it will be used on any URL you get to share.

 

In my case - https://notebooks.azure.com/anouar-ben-zahra

 

 

In case you click on « No Thanks » Netbooks shows you this message every time you try to connect.

 

After you sign in you get this interface.

 

 

Now you can create your first project, and run your code with Jupyter notebooks on Azure for free Programming Languages.

 

For the programming languages you can use,