Use Invoke-ExecuteNotebook to build a SQL-on-Linux instance in a Docker container, by calling Invoke-ExecuteNotebook to execute the Notebook, and passing in the sa_password & digits for the name/port number to the Notebook as a parameter.

_DoThisFirst.ps1

<# Download the PowerShellNotebook Module from the PowerShell Gallery #>
try {Import-Module PowerShellNotebook -ErrorAction Stop} catch {Install-Module -Name PowerShellNotebook -Scope CurrentUser} finally {Import-Module PowerShellNotebook}
Import-Module PowerShellNotebook;

<# Download the Jupyter Notebook in this Gist #>
Invoke-RestMethod https://gist.githubusercontent.com/SQLvariant/472021981475d1cd917ac07205a2bcc3/raw/24f7657d2d2ae7f904fe46a8604f8db1e844ebc0/SQL-on-Docker-with-PowerShell.ipynb -OutFile SQL-on-Docker-with-PowerShell.ipynb

<# OK, you should now be ready to move onto the steps in Build_SQLInstance_wStringCreds.ps1
Please note: you're going to need to have Docker Desktop installed & running for all this to work #>

Build_SQLInstance_wStringCreds_andPortNumber.ps1

Invoke-ExecuteNotebook -InputNotebook .\SQL-on-Docker-with-PowerShell.ipynb -Parameters @{sa_password = 'Test9999'; SQLNumber = 97}

SQL-on-Docker-with-PowerShell.ipynb