AntidoteDB is a non-SQL style database which is fast and available even under network partition. It provides a low-level key-value interface and handles data inconsistencies due to asynchronous communication among the servers.

The Jupyter Antidote kernel is a Jupyter kernel based on the Jupyter Groovy Kernel that connects to Antidote services. It allows users to interact with Antidote databases and observe how Antidote resolves inconsistencies in case of network failure.

This notebook is based on Antidote Java API, but it is tailored for tutorial purpose. As a result, not all Antidote functionalities are realized in the notebook.

Building the Antidote-kernel Jupyter Notebook project requires Maven 3.x or higher.

$> cd jupyter-antidote-kernel
$> make

To start up the Antidote-kernel notebook, you need to execute the following commands which builds and starts all service containers.

$> cd jupyter-antidote-kernel/src/docker
$> docker-compose up

For Docker Toolbox and Docker Machine Users, you can find out the ip address which is mapped to localhost by using the following command.

$> docker-machine ip