This manual shows you how to get access to the (Jupyter Hub) workspace/environment on the Surf research cloud.
After creating your own account, you will:
- Get your own account (i.e., your own Jupyter Lab environment).
- Have access to our shared memory (e.g. 1.5TB) where the forcing data is available in
/data/volume_2/. - All changes in your home directory on the Jupyter lab workspace will be stored (if you save them) after you log-out.
- First you will have to become a member of our research cloud collaboration (e.g. ecoextreml-nlesc). Please click on the invitation link and you will be redirected to a login page.
- If your institution is there (as shown below)*, you will be redirected to your institutional login page and there you can login with your institute credentials.
- Most EU universities are connected (such as ETH and institutes in the Netherlands), but I think not for institutes outside of the Netherlands such as DLR or the Norwegian Computing Center.
- If you’re institute is not in the list, you can create a guest eduID (NL) account. Type guest in the search bar and select eduID.
- Follow the instructions after login. Accept conditions and click "Ziet er goed uit, verder" (meaning "looks good, continue").
- Click on "Vraag lidmaatschap voor ecoextreml-nlesc" (meaning "Request membership for ecoextreml-nlesc").
- Now write a motivation, tick the conditions and click "Aanvragen" (meaning "Request"). Your request is now pending! The administrators will receive an email and accept your request!