ArcGIS Notebook Server 11.4 includes new enhancements, tools, and bug fixes. Notable new developments are described below.
New at 11.4
Notebook runtimes with Jupyter Notebook 7
The latest notebook runtimes (version 11.0) include Jupyter Notebook 7, which includes features such as a built-in table of contents, dark mode, and improved accessibility.
Manage files in the user workspace
The Manage files option has been added to the Notebooks home page Manage drop-down menu. This menu item opens a new window that allows you to work with and manage content in the notebook user workspace. This enhancement provides the following main benefits:
- Notebook authors can manage files and folders in their own user workspace without opening a notebook.
- Organization administrators can manage the user workspaces of notebook authors in their organization.
ArcGIS Notebook Server with Docker Desktop on Windows deprecation notice
Version 11.3 will be the last version of ArcGIS Notebook Server to support Docker Desktop on Windows. Support for Docker Desktop on Windows will be fully removed in future releases.
If you currently use Docker Desktop on Windows as a container engine for Notebook Server, it is recommended that you transition to an alternative container engine, such as Mirantis Container Runtime or Docker Engine from binaries, both of which support Windows Server 2022 with Windows containers.
Note:
This change also requires you to change from a Linux container-based notebook runtime to a Windows container notebook runtime and upgrade your operating system from Windows Server 2019 to Windows Server 2022 Standard or Datacenter.