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  1. USER GUIDE
  2. Workspace

Exploring Workspaces

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Last updated 3 years ago

JupyterLab Session

Each running workspace has an activated JupyterLab.

You can open a new JupyterLab session inside the workspace by clicking the icon below QUICKTOOLS.

SSH Session

You can also access an activated SSH under QUICKTOOLS. Here

Here, the Linux username is vessl.

Metadata

Under METADATA, you can find the workspace configuration such as resource usage and mounted images.

Logs

When you create a workspace, a Docker specific to the workspace is created. You can monitor the workspace container logs under LOGS.

Monitoring

Under MONITORING, you can monitor system metrics such as usage and limit for CPU, GPU, memory, and disk.

Exploring Workspaces