I have seen how to link an AzureML Notebook inside a Workspace to a Compute Target within the same Workspace
I am wondering if it could be also linked to an specific AzureML Environment as the notebook requires software from the container used to instantiate the Environment
@ManuelReyesGomez-1028 Did you get a chance to check if the below clarification helped?
@ManuelReyesGomez-1028 Do you want to use a specific package with the notebook to process data that is required before submitting your experiment? If Yes, then you can create a custom environment or kernel with your notebook. The details of the steps are mentioned in this thread. With this process you are basically using the terminal to install the packages and create a conda environment that can be used as kernel listed in the dropdown of your notebook.
If you want to use a specific environment for your experiments then you can use curated environments or create a custom environment and register it with your workspace that can be used with any experiment.
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