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habrok:connecting_to_the_system:web_portal [2023/07/14 11:39] – adminhabrok:connecting_to_the_system:web_portal [2023/11/08 08:50] (current) – [Jupyter Notebook] fokke
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-''The Web Portal for Hábrók is now available, but some functionality is still lacking. For instance, the interactive apps for remote desktop, MATLAB, COMSOL, TensorFlow, and PyTorch are not available yet.''+''The Web Portal for Hábrók is now available, but some functionality is still lacking. For instance, the interactive apps for TensorFlow and PyTorch are not available yet.''
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   * ''<ipython_version> = IPython/8.5.0-GCCcore-11.3.0'' for ''Python 3.10.4''   * ''<ipython_version> = IPython/8.5.0-GCCcore-11.3.0'' for ''Python 3.10.4''
 +  * ''<ipython_version> = IPython/7.26.0-GCCcore-11.2.0'' for ''Python 3.8.16''
  
 Now build a virtual environment in ''$HOME/venvs'': Now build a virtual environment in ''$HOME/venvs'':
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 Before you are able to build a Jupyter Notebook kernel for your new virtual environment, there are a few additional packages that you need to install: Before you are able to build a Jupyter Notebook kernel for your new virtual environment, there are a few additional packages that you need to install:
 <code> <code>
-pip install pip install tomlkit jupyter-contrib-core+pip install tomlkit jupyter-contrib-core
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 Any packages you install in this virtual environment will be available from the Jupyter Notebook immediately. We suggest you use a ''requirements.txt'' file to keep track of the packages you've installed. Any packages you install in this virtual environment will be available from the Jupyter Notebook immediately. We suggest you use a ''requirements.txt'' file to keep track of the packages you've installed.
  
 +==== Hábrók Remote Desktop ====
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 +The Remote Desktop app will launch a graphical desktop environment (based on ([[https://mate-desktop.org/|MATE]]) on a compute node, allowing you to interactively run tools with a graphical user interface with some more resources than what's available on the login/interactive nodes. By submitting to the ''gpu'' partition, you can even make use of a GPU and do OpenGL hardware rendering. The desktop environment itself has some tools like a web browser, text editors, and terminal available, but in a terminal you can also make use of all the modules. This would allow you to run tools like MATLAB, Mathematica, ParaView, or VMD. 
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 +{{portal_remote_desktop.png?1600|}}
 ===== Testing ===== ===== Testing =====