JupyterLab
Jupyter Hub is the environment for spawning, managing, and shutting down Jupyter Notebooks with the JupyterLab user interface. Users interact with their notebooks which are managed through the hub.
Jupyter Notebook is an open source, online, interactive web application. It allows creation of documents - called notebooks - that contain live code, visualizations, equations, and narrative text. The tool is integrated with SSO and gives the users direct access to the data.
CODE-DE JupyterLab features different server sizes, which are available for your selection after login and before you start an instance. GPU support for your Jupyter notebooks is offered on request.
We also added a samples area which we will continuously expand over time, where we provide you with best practice examples to guide you in your work. To save your work you have access to a dedicated storage space, where your notebooks and data are saved. The data will be automatically deleted if there is no user activity for a period of 2 weeks.
The hub is running on the computing cloud and can be scaled up if the demand grows. The default configuration of the notebook includes most popular libraries and modules allowing data access, analysis, and manipulation.
Usage requirements
There are certain requirements that must be met for use. Some data or services require an individual application. For more information, please contact CODE-DE Support.
| Required? | Remark | |
| Registration on CODE-DE | Yes | --- |
| Cloud resources on CODE-DE | No | --- |
| Individual request | No | Yes, for GPU support |
To request GPU resources for JupyterLab, please send us a support request explaining the following details:
- Title and short description of your activity or project
- why you plan to use GPU resources
- give an indication for how long you plan to use the resources
We will evaluate your request and get back to you!
