Arcgis Pro Jupyter Notebook Kernel constantly busy ??

[Anonymous User]

Hi, 

I have installed arcgis pro 2.6 and have cloned the the python environment.

I started a new jupyter notebook, but the cell no instead of starting with 1 starts with some random number.

Also, the kernle for Argis Pro seems busy constantly even if I don't execute any code, It look like there is some process going on in the back end thus making jupyter notebook slow to use.

Im sharing the screenshot for reference, where the first cell no starts from 1693.

[DanPatterson]

Your notebook doesn't look like the one that ships with Pro.

Have a look at the image here

Notebooks in ArcGIS Pro—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation 

Is there anything you have done to your system?

[Anonymous User]

Yes, 
I have already anaconda environment installed for my Python work where I have installed Jupyter notebook and additional tools for it. I think Arcgis Pro is referring to it.
shouldn't Arcgis Pro open its own jupyter notebook instead of using the one from my old Anaconda environment?? 

[DanPatterson]

One would assume, but it looks like that isn't the case.

It would be best to decide if you want to use Pro's stuff or a a previously installed distribution.

It looks like things don't go well when you have a mixture and untangling the mess may not be worth the time if you intend to use Pro's notebooks

[RoggerCorrea]

I'm having exactly the same issue with ArcGIS pro 2.8. with the notebooks inside it. It's taking too long eve just to run a simple line, and is showing always really high random numbers in the In:[ ], same  as in your image. Any idea? Thanks!

[Berney_Kevin]

Within the last week I upgraded from V2.6 to v2.8.

Having same issues

• random execution_count values
• continuous "kernel busy"
• Interrupt kernel seems not to work

This is an open issue.  Thanks.

[ChadPeltier]

I'm getting the same issue on ArcGIS Pro 2.8.2, Arcpy 2.8, and running Python 3.7.9.

[Josh-R]

I'm also having the same issue on ArcGIS Pro 2.8.2.

• Random cell execution numbers
• code not running as expected. However the code does run outside of ArcGIS pro in a regular notebook environment

[Berney_Kevin]

Updated to 2.8.3.  New information: seems to be (either symptom or cause?) CefBrowser Subprocess - taking up minimal memory but significant CPU (20%).

reproducible. 

examples:

2+2 

import sys; print(sys.executable)

uninstalled Anaconda and ArcGIS Pro using "Add or Remove Progrmas".

deleted as many directories (appdata for example) as I could find.

reinstalled ArcGis Pro alone

updated to 2.8.3

No change.

[Berney_Kevin]

Problem resolved by 

by PierreCan

‎11-03-2022 08:10 AM