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| ===== Using the web portal ===== | ===== Using the web portal ===== |
| The simplest and most straightforward way of using VS Code on Hábrók is by using our [[https://portal.hb.hpc.rug.nl/|web portal]]. Simply login with your university account and open the VS Code Server Interactive App by navigating in the top bar to Interactive Apps -> VS Code Server. From the VS Code Server page, you can queue a job with the necessary memory and CPU requirements for your use case and the root directory for your VS Code session. After that, simply launch the job and wait for a while until your job begins, often this takes only just a moment. As soon as the job has started and is ready, you should see a blue button to Connect to VS Code. This will automatically start up your VS Code session in the compute node your job is running. | The simplest and most straightforward way of using VS Code on Hábrók is by using our [[https://portal.hb.hpc.rug.nl/|web portal]]. Simply login with your university account and open the VS Code Server Interactive App by navigating in the top bar to Interactive Apps -> VS Code Server or by clicking the shortcut in the main page after logging in. From the VS Code Server page, you can queue a job with the necessary memory and CPU requirements for your use case and the root directory for your VS Code session. After that, simply launch the job and wait for a while until your job begins, often this takes only just a moment. As soon as the job has started and is ready, you should see a blue button to Connect to VS Code. This will automatically start up your VS Code session in the compute node your job is running. |
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| ===== Connecting with VS Code via SSH ===== | ===== Connecting with VS Code via SSH ===== |
| * Press ''Ctrl+P'' or ''Command+P'' once more and enter "Connect to Host". | * Press ''Ctrl+P'' or ''Command+P'' once more and enter "Connect to Host". |
| * From the drop-down menu, select "+ Add New SSH Host...". | * From the drop-down menu, select "+ Add New SSH Host...". |
| * Input the ''ssh'' command to connect, but this time with the information to connect to the relevant compute node. Assuming your job is running on ''node2'', you would write: ''ssh -J pNUMBER@login1.hb.hpc.rug.nl node2''. | * Input the ''ssh'' command to connect, but this time with the information to connect to the relevant compute node. Assuming your job is running on ''node2'', you would write: ''ssh -J pNUMBER@login1.hb.hpc.rug.nl pNUMBER@node2''. |
| * You will then be asked what configuration file to save the information at. Any of the suggested options should work, the ''.ssh/config/'' you presumably have on your home directory is a good option. | * You will then be asked what configuration file to save the information at. Any of the suggested options should work, the ''.ssh/config/'' you presumably have on your home directory is a good option. |
| * Again press ''Ctrl+P'' or ''Command+P'' and write "Connect to Host". Then, choose the appropriate connection, in this case ''node2''. | * Again press ''Ctrl+P'' or ''Command+P'' and write "Connect to Host". Then, choose the appropriate connection, in this case ''node2''. |