Difference between revisions of "How to run Jupyter on Linux VMs in ResVault"

Latest revision as of 18:35, 27 January 2023

Using the following steps, your Linux VM in ResVault can have the same Jupyter kernels that are available on HiPerGator.

Recently the script below has not been executable, but if you run the three commands in the script from the Terminal, it does work.

1. Copy and paste this code into a file your Linux Desktop folder (or your computer and upload the file). Save it as launch_jupyter.sh:

#!/bin/bash
# This script launches Jupyter in a Linux VM

module load jupyter/6.2.0

export JUPYTER_PATH=/apps/jupyterhub

jupyter lab

2. Open a terminal and make the file executable:

chmod +x ~/Desktop/launch_jupyter.sh

3. Double click on the file...it should open Jupyter lab and have the HiPerGator kernels ready to go!

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 Using the following steps, your Linux VM in ResVault can have the same Jupyter kernels that are available on HiPerGator.
+{{Note|Recently the script below has not been executable, but if you run the three commands in the script from the Terminal, it does work.|warn}}
 . Copy and paste this code into a file your Linux Desktop folder (or your computer and upload the file). Save it as <code>launch_jupyter.sh</code>:
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 # This script launches Jupyter in a Linux VM
-module load jupyter
+module load jupyter/6.2.0
 export JUPYTER_PATH=/apps/jupyterhub