Managed Images¶
RosettaHub machine images with pre-configured Docker containers for one-click access to Jupyter, RStudio, VS Code, and more.
Overview¶
Managed Images are machine images maintained by RosettaHub that contain pre-configured Docker containers. They allow users to launch ready-to-use applications directly from the browser -- no SSH, no manual installation, no cloud expertise required.
When you launch a managed image, RosettaHub provisions a cloud instance with a Docker runtime and starts the selected application container automatically. You connect through your browser and start working immediately.
Pre-installed Applications¶
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| Jupyter Notebook / JupyterLab | Interactive Python, R, and Julia notebooks |
| RStudio | IDE for R statistical computing |
| VS Code | Browser-based Visual Studio Code |
| File Browser | Web-based file manager for uploading and managing data |
| Zeppelin | Notebook for data engineering and analytics |
| Data Science Workbench | Multi-application environment with Jupyter, RStudio, and more |
| Custom containers | Run any Docker image from a public or private registry |
Creating Derived Images¶
You can customize a managed image and save your changes as a new image:
- Launch a managed image
- Install additional software, packages, or libraries
- Configure the environment as needed
- Create an image from your running session (right-click → Snapshot Container)
- The new image is available for future launches with all your customizations
Derived images inherit the base managed image's Docker configuration and add your customizations on top.
Docker Formations¶
Managed images are used in Docker Formations. A Docker formation references a managed image and adds configuration for:
- Container volumes and storage mounts
- Environment variables
- Application selection
- Startup scripts executed at container start
Related Topics¶
- Images Overview -- All image types
- Machine Formations -- Launch managed images via Docker formations
- Sessions -- Connect to running containers
- Container Images -- Docker/OCI images used by managed images