🤖
Machine Learning Workstation
  • Main page
  • Connection
    • Connection through VPN
  • Usage
    • Python/Conda
    • Edge Impulse
    • Common packages
    • Tmux (persistent sessions)
    • Sharing code base
    • GPU usage
  • Data transfer
    • To or from the host machine
    • To or from the Internet
  • Useful links
    • Linux
    • Python
    • Machine Learning
      • Classifiers
      • Natural Language Processing
      • Unsupervised Learning
      • Data Generation
      • Autoencoders
    • Evaluating Neural Networks
    • Recurrent Neural Network
  • Administration
    • Introduction
      • TLJH mamba/pip installations for ALL users
      • TLJH: IDLE-CULLER - Disabled TODO need a sane value
      • Allowing user to log in to your JupyterHub without server user name
    • Connect to the machine via SSH
      • Add SSH Keys
      • Port forwarding
      • X forwarding (running software with GUI)
      • Run Jupyter remotely
    • Managing users
    • System maintenance
    • Other tasks
Powered by GitBook
On this page

Was this helpful?

Main page

NextConnection through VPN

Last updated 1 year ago

Was this helpful?

This space contains guides and other resources related to the ML workstation at the Copenhagen campus.

The preferred way of getting managed GPU access at AAU is through . For selected projects, you may be granted access to the local workstation with your {AAU_EMAIL_USERNAME}, which is the part of your AAU MAIL before the @ sign (mine is cer).

Then on the campus you can access to the jupyter server by opening a browser with the following address:

The first time you'll connect, your user name is your {AAU_EMAIL_USERNAME} and you'll have to give a password of your choice (and remember it for future logins).

A successful login should bring you to a conda and CUDA enabled jupyter lab instance with 2 GPUs.

You can install your preferred custom packages to your homespace with the --user flag:

pip install --user scikit-learn

If you want to access to the server outside of the campus, you will have to setup a (preferred) or (not preferred, but included for historical reasons).

At this stage you should have a nice jupyterlab server that can run jupyter notebooks with many extension, a terminal. The following sections will guide you through using the GPUs, exchange data, and many other tasks. Moreover, a list of useful links is provided, including GPU access.

For any question about the platform, please contact . For questions, suggestions, and corrections related to the content of this documentation, refer to .

CLAAUDIA
http://172.30.207.25
VPN
ssh with AAU two factor authorization
CLAAUDIA
Cumhur Erkut
this page