This is a tutorial of how to create a Jupyter Lab on DiPhyx
Unlock the full potential of Jupyter Lab with this comprehensive guide. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this step-by-step guide will walk you through harnessing the powerful features of Jupyter Lab on DiPhyx.
You can also watch our video tutorial on how to create a JupyterLab project on DiPhyx here:
No prerequisites are required.
Navigate to Software Packages and search for Jupyter Lab from the filter field.
On the Jupyter Lab software package page, choose the desired compute unit from the "Select compute unit" option menu. This allows you to select the suitable compute unit from the list of available units in the READY state.
Tip: If you don't have any available compute unit or need to create a new one for this project instance, we recommend following our guide on How to Create a Compute Unit on DiPhyx for step-by-step instructions.
After selecting a proper compute unit, click "Create Instance."
On 'Create new project' dialog:
Project name
is unique and not already in use within the same compute unit to avoid any conflicts.Volume
specifies the directory on the compute unit that is mounted into the Jupyter Lab instance. You don't need to change the default path.Token
refers to the password you will use when opening the interactive session. Ensure that the token is secure.Working directory
is essentially the context in which Jupyter Lab is operating.Wait for a few seconds while the project is being created.
After the project is created, click "View projects" to navigate to the projects list of the compute unit you have selected.
Navigate to the projects page and click the "Start" button on the row of the Jupyter Lab project you just created.
In the last section of the instance page, you can view all the logs in the selected time frame.
On the instance page, click the interactive session button. This will open a session for your Jupyter Lab instance, then you can start using the software right away.
You need the TOKEN you chose when you were creating the project.
Tip: On the instance page, under the "Environment" section, you will find a specific key named TOKEN. The value associated with this key is the token that you should enter to open an interactive session for this instance.
Enter the token and click "Log in".
If you are using a shared computer, you can close the interactive session you have opened for extra security. You can do this by following steps.
On the instance page, click on the "Interactive session" button.
Click "close session". Once you do this, you will not be able to access Jupyter Lab through the address you used to do, unless you open the session again.