Instructions for accessing Jupyter notebooks at Sigma2 server
- you should have received an email message titled “JupyterHub links for NeGi-Andoya-2018”
- if not please request it to the course organizers
- follow “invitation link” in the email message
- If you don’t already have a Feide user (then you just log in and skip this step), click “Feide guest users”.
- You must use a Feide user! if you log in as an affiliate, it wont work.
- register a new account
- for the sake of simiplicity try to use the same email that you are using for the course
- also try to use the same (or similar) user ID that you have for github
- finish the registration process
- If you don’t already have a Feide user (then you just log in and skip this step), click “Feide guest users”.
- open again on the “invitation link” in the email
- login with “Feide guest users”
- accept the different policies
- agree to become a member of the NeGI-Andoya
- the browser should display the message “Loading group details”
- login with “Feide guest users”
- now go to the “sigma2 jupyter” link in the email message
- click “Sign in with Dataporten”
- login with Feide
- finally the web browser should display a page with “jupyter” on the upper left side
- for later usage of the notebooks just use the “sigma2 jupyter” link
- let us know how the setup went by filling out this form
Tips
- When you have functions in separate files and import them in your jupyter notebook, you can reload them in your jupyter notebook (without having to restart your kernel):
import mymodule
import imp
imp.reload(mymodule)