Snapshots
A Kernel Snapshot is a saved state of a Kernel. It can be used to save the current state of a Kernel, and to restore it later.
This allows you to save massive amount of resources and time, as you do not need to re-run the code to get to the same state.
Take a Kernel Snapshot
Instead of pausing your kernel, you can take kernel snapshots when needed to save the current state of a kernel. This keeps your current kernel running, as opposed to pausing the kernel.
- SaaS
- JupyterLab
- CLI
🚧 SaaS is Work in Progress
🚧 JupyterLab is Work in Progress
🚧 CLI is Work in Progress
Load a Kernel Snapshot
You can load snapshots into any running kernel to add, to the state of that kernel, the snapshot state.
- SaaS
- JupyterLab
- CLI
🚧 SaaS is Work in Progress
🚧 JupyterLab is Work in Progress
🚧 CLI is Work in Progress
Export a Kernel Snapshot
You can export a Kernel Snapshot to a local file.
- SaaS
- JupyterLab
- CLI
🚧 CLI is Work in Progress
Import a Kernel Snapshot
You can import a Kernel Snapshot from a local file.
- SaaS
- JupyterLab
- CLI
🚧 CLI is Work in Progress
Delete a Kernel Snapshot
You can delete a Kernel Snapshot.
- SaaS
- JupyterLab
- CLI
🚧 CLI is Work in Progress