How to deploy a Jupyter Notebook?

Spheron allows you to deploy a compute instance pre-installed with Jupyter Notebook, all set up and ready to use. To deploy a Jupyter Notebook:

1. Upon logging in, you'll be directed to the Create Organization page, where you can give your organization name and choose Avatar. Ensure the "Compute" option is selected from the drop-down menu of the "Start With" option. Click 'Continue'.
2. Next, you'll be taken to a new page. Click the "Create New Projects" button. Add 'Project Title' And 'Project Description' and Click 'Create'.
3. Choose "Accelerate" to to leverage GPU-powered computing for enhanced performance.
4. Click "Start from Marketplace App" and Select "Jupyter Notebook" from the marketplace.
5. When selecting a region, we recommend starting by trying to deploy in a region closer to you. If you encounter any issues, you can consider switching to other regions. Choosing a region closer to you can improve performance and reduce latency. Click here to know more.
6. Spheron will automatically select the recommended plan for the specific template. If you intend to move forward with the recommended plan, just Click 'Deploy' to initiate deployment.
7. If you want you can Select the instance plan that suits your needs. You can use the "Create Custom Plan" toggle to create custom plans for your CPU based instance.
8. You have to choose storage from the available options or the custom storage option that fits your needs. This storage will be volatile and is erased when the instance is restarted, redeployed, or shut down. Additionally, you get the option to choose Persistent Storage.
9. You can add advanced configuration if required. Click here to know more.
10. Click "Deploy" to initiate deployment.

Deploy Your Own

Deploy your own Jupyter Notebook with Spheron:

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Verify Installation

The Jupyter Notebook dashboard can be accessed only after the Compute Instance is provisioned. Thus, you need to wait for the installation to complete before you can start using it.

How to connect to Jupyter Notebook?

• Use the Connection URL provided by Spheron under Port Policy Info to access the Jupyter Notebook where there will be mnist-train.ipynb.

For more information, refer to the Jupyter Notebook docs (opens in a new tab).