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You can start a JupyterLab session from either OOD or NCI ARE platform.

2.1 JupyterLab on the NCI

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Follow our JupyterLab User Guide to launch a JupyterLab session at OOD. Please note that the OOD JupyterLab session utilize cloud resources which is separated from Gadi ( i.e. home directory, file system, queue etc.). However, you still can access /g/data/ file system from OOD. You will need to

1. Choose the appropriate compute resources
2. Click "advanced options" and
   1. Type in "/g/data/dk92/apps/Modules/modulefiles" in the "Module directories" box.
   2. Type in "NCI-data-analysis/2022.06" in the "Modules" box.
3. Click the "Launch" button to start a JupyterLab session.

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ARE

Follow our JupyterLab User Guide to launch a JupyterLab session at ARE. Please note the ARE JupyterLab session utilises Gadi resources. You will need to

1. Choose the appropriate compute resources
2. Click "advanced options" and
   1. Type in "/g/data/dk92/apps/Modules/modulefiles" in the "Module directories" box.
   2. Type in "NCI-data-analysis/20222023.0602" in the "Modules" box.
3. Click the "Launch" button to start a JupyterLab session.

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Please note you need to invoke different APIs to set up a dynamic Dask cluster within your notebook for either the at ARE or OOD. Please check check here for more details.

You can monitor your Dask cluster activities by following the Dask-JupyterLab extension documentation.

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