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You should then be able to find the URLs/links for RStudio and the notebooks in Kitematic:

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This will download the necessary images and fire up the linked containers: one running neo4j, one running RStudio, and one running a Jupyter notebook with an R kernel. If you’re using Kitematic (available via the Docker Toolbox), launch the docker command line interface ( Docker CLI), cd into the directory containing the docker-compose.yml file, and run the docker-compose up -d command. It struck me that it should be just as easy to launch an R environment, so here’s a docker-compose.yml file that will do just that: neo4j:

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In Getting Started With the Neo4j Graph Database – Linking Neo4j and Jupyter SciPy Docker Containers Using Docker Compose I posted a recipe demonstrating how to link a Jupyter notebook container with a neo4j container to provide a quick way to get up an running with neo4j from a Python environment.

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