So I am trying to run jupyter notebooks from my AWS server and every time I run a longer piece of code, I get an error that my kernel has died. I do not have this issue when running the same code chuck in jupyter notebooks from my own laptop.
Any ideas on why this might be happening and how I can fix it?
This could be because your laptop likely has more memory (RAM) than t2.medium. One of your lines of code might be attempting to load a large file into memory all at once (possibly the read_csv line, if you’ve set low_memory to False). This can cause the Jupyter notebook’s kernel to die.
I think a good way of trying to solve this issue would be to identify which line of code kills your Juputer kernel on AWS.