How to host a Datashader-Bokeh Interactive Map as a web application?

Question

I have recently created an interactive Datashader-Bokeh Interactive Map that looks like this NYC Taxi Example on a Jupyter Notebook. The dynamic aggregation works beautifully when I run the code locally on my mac.

My question is, is the current technology possible to host this as a web application - e.g. a web app without that Jupyter Notebook interface. And if so, how?

I've come across some articles (this and this) that suggest HoloViews might be an appropriate "glue" to stitch up Datashader, Bokeh and Bokeh-server - to make a web application. Though I am wondering if there may be any get-started tutorials / good-practice templates on this?

Tautomer

Answer 1

Yes, there are extensive tutorials about using HoloViews to set up a web app or dashboard to show off your Datashader plots; see http://holoviz.org/tutorial .

Tilth

The tutorial is incredibly high quality - just what I needed to get started. Thank you so much!! – Tautomer

I am having problems getting the very first tutorial to actually run as an app. github.com/pyviz/pyviz/issues/133 – Lacrosse

The link to the tutorial should be updated, it gives a 404 - up-to-date resources are probably available at pyviz.org/tutorials/index.html – Zillion