I am able to run the standalone python application from Tutorial 3.7. in the headless mode in a docker container. However, if I turn off the headless mode, then the app crashes. I think what I need is to start the app in the headless mode but with the websocket streaming server enabled. Is there a way to do it? It is not high priority for me at the moment because I can use Jupyter notebook, but I think it would be useful for testing the standalone application in general.
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