Restarting the Notebook module interpreters can be used to free up memory, as explained in How to free up memory in the Notebooks?

If you want to reset the interpreters of the Notebook module, this can be done in two ways:

From the platform's REST API using the following methods (new in version 1.4.0):

1. Global interpreter reboot: this method allows you to globally reset an interpreter, passing the interpreter's name as a parameter.

The user who invokes this API must have an administrator role.

2. Reboot a notebook interpreter: this method allows you to reset an interpreter of a notebook, passing as parameters the interpreter's name and the notebook's identifier.

The user who invokes this method must have permissions on the notebook. It will only allow restarting those interpreters that have an isolated configuration per notebook for a user with an analytics role.

3. Restart all the interpreters of a notebook: this method allows you to reset all the interpreters of a notebook, passing as a parameter the notebook's identifier.

The user who invokes this method must have permissions on the notebook. It will only allow restarting those interpreters that have an isolated configuration per notebook for a user with an analytics role.

From the platform's control panel.

1. By accessing the management of interpreters with a user with an administrator role, an interpreter can be restarted globally.

2. By accessing from the notebook whose interpreter you want to restart.

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