Amazon EMR Studio (Preview): A new notebook-first IDE experience with Amazon EMR | AWS Big Data Blog
Improving RAPIDS XGBoost performance and reducing costs with Amazon EMR running Amazon EC2 G4 instances | AWS Big Data Blog
AWS EMR Spark, S3 Storage, Zeppelin Notebook - YouTube
Build Amazon SageMaker notebooks backed by Spark in Amazon EMR | AWS Machine Learning Blog
Amazon EMR Studio (Preview): A new notebook-first IDE experience with Amazon EMR | AWS Big Data Blog
EMR Notebooks: A managed analytics environment based on Jupyter notebooks | AWS Big Data Blog
Access Amazon S3 data managed by AWS Glue Data Catalog from Amazon SageMaker notebooks | AWS Machine Learning Blog
Run Jupyter Notebook and JupyterHub on Amazon EMR | AWS Big Data Blog
Run Jupyter Notebook and JupyterHub on Amazon EMR | AWS Big Data Blog
Use Pyspark with a Jupyter Notebook in an AWS EMR cluster | by Natalie Olivo | Towards Data Science
Perform interactive data processing using Spark in Amazon SageMaker Studio Notebooks | MKAI
Amazon EMR Studio | Entorno de desarrollo integrado administrado | Amazon Web Services
Run Jupyter Notebook and JupyterHub on Amazon EMR | AWS Big Data Blog
EMR Workshop
How to Use Jupyter Notebooks with Amazon EMR for Better Productivity (ANT387) - AWS re:Invent 2018
Orchestrating analytics jobs by running Amazon EMR Notebooks programmatically | AWS Big Data Blog
Amazon EMR Notebooks | Intuitive
Running PySpark Applications on Amazon EMR | by Gary A. Stafford | The Startup | Medium
EMR Notebooks: A managed analytics environment based on Jupyter notebooks | AWS Big Data Blog
Using Amazon EMR Notebooks to develop Apache Spark applications - ADB202 - Atlanta AWS Summit
Amazon EMR Studio (Preview): A new notebook-first IDE experience with Amazon EMR | AWS Big Data Blog
EMR Workshop
Orchestrating analytics jobs on Amazon EMR Notebooks using Amazon MWAA | AWS Big Data Blog
Amazon EMR Studio | Entorno de desarrollo integrado administrado | Amazon Web Services
Getting Started with Apache Zeppelin on Amazon EMR, using AWS Glue, RDS, and S3: Part 1 | Programmatic Ponderings
