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Running Jupyter notebooks with Docker-compose in PyCharm 2020.1 Professional Edition.
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  • Create a Python project with default Venv in the same folder where Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml are located
  • Go to Settings -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Docker and create a new Docker server. Use unix socket. "Successfully connected" should appear.
  • Configure Docker Compose as a remote Pycharm interpreter as per documentation.
  • Configure the Jupyter Server as per documentation, DO NOT use Managed Server option.
  • In the Project panel, right click on docker-compose.yml and run it.
  • Manually connect to Docker in the Services panel.
  • Run the Jupyter Notebook cells.
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