Kill the kernel and Restart Automatically

How to Interrupt the Kernel If the Jupyter Notebook is not responding

To kill the kernel and restart automatically first we need the Process ID i.e PID

Method 1: To Get the PID in windows we can follow the below process also

launch start and look for task manager
On the Details tab, click.
Verify the Process ID for the app in the PID column.

Method 2: Get the PID using code

Python3

import os
 
# Get the process ID of the current Jupyter Notebook server
pid = os.getpid()
 
# Print the PID
print(f"The process ID {pid}")

Output:

The process ID 22304

Process to Kill the kernel and Restart Automatically

Run the below command by openning new terminal window to stop the process

For Linux

! Kill -9 <PID>

Kill the Process and Restart

For windows:

We can tell the kernel to halt the execution of the current cell once we know the PID of the kernel that is powering the Jupyter Notebook. Run the following command in the terminal to achieve this:

Stop-Process -Id <PID>

Replace <PID> with the actual PID of the kernel that is running the Jupyter Notebook.

This command will stop the process with the specified PID.

Stop the Jupyter Kernel if Kernel is not responding

Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations, and narrative text. Google Colab and Kaggle Notebook are inspired by it. Data transformation and cleaning, statistical modelling, data visualization, machine learning, and many other applications are just a few examples. In the article, we will understand how to install Jupyter Notebook, why it is important to stop a cell, How to interrupt a kernel to stop a cell, Understand kernel interruption, etc.

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