dask-kubernetes creates a Dask cluster on Google Container Engine. It uses Google Cloud Storage bucket to store your notebook for persistence so there is no need to use a persistent volume.

0. Create a GCS bucket for storing your notebooks
1. Change c.GoogleStorageContentManager.default_path in jupyter-config.py to your GCS path
2. Create a GKE cluster of your choice (Recommend 2CPU 7.5G or larger each node), make sure turn on legacy authorisation mode
3. kubectl apply -f ./kube/
4. Connect to service using port forwarding kubectl port-forward svc/svc-notebooks 8888:8888, or use the public ip from kubectl get svc
5. Start using cluster!

   from dask_kubernetes import KubeCluster # See a sample worker spec in `config/worker-spec-sample.yaml` cluster = KubeCluster.from_yaml('...your yaml path') cluster.scale(3) # the desired number of nodes from dask.distributed import Client client = Client(cluster) 

1. Change the Dockerfile, build your image, and push it to any of the image storage service.
2. Change the image name in 30-deployment.yaml file
3. Apply your kubernetes configuration