Jupyter Lab
Usage
Click on the Jupyter
tab in the left sidebar
You should see a page similar to the screenshot below.
First you need to configure your Jupyter Lab job's resources. See our remote desktop guide for more details.
A key addition here is the Conda environment
input. Clicking on this reveals a dropdown
menu of Conda environments.
For your general interest:
- The list of virtual environments in the dropdown menu comes from the environments defined in the
$HOME/.conda/environments.txt
file - It currently uses the
miniforge3/24.3.0-0
conda module.
The top environment(s) are global environments for all M3 users. So far, we have:
Environment name | Description |
---|---|
dsks_2024.06 | "Data Science Kitchen Sink", a general purpose Python environment with commond data science packages installed. See the MLeRP page. |
Below these prebuilt environments, you will see your own Conda environments that have jupyterlab
installed in them. You must have run
conda install jupyterlab
inside your Conda environment in order for it to appear here.
Once you are happy with your configuration, click Launch
. Once your job has started running, click Connect
to open a new tab with
Jupyter Lab running on a compute node. Wait up to a minute or so for it to initialise.