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Apache Toree intallation steps

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Last edited May 21, 2018
Created on May 21, 2018

This example shows a terminal-style walkthrough of the Apache Toree installation process, presenting a sequence of shell and Conda commands in a monospaced layout. The code includes installation steps for system utilities via `sudo apt`, JupyterLab and PySpark through `conda install`, and additional Jupyter extensions from conda-forge. It then demonstrates Toree’s pip installation from an Apache distribution URL, followed by `jupyter toree install` commands that register Scala, PySpark, and SQL kernels against a Spark home directory. The final `jupyter kernelspec list` command displays the available kernels, highlighting the command-line interaction as the primary visual element.

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