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JupyterLab

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⚠️The working directory for JupyterLab is /root, not the system root directory at /. To view the root directory at /, open a terminal and use the command line.

Introduction to Basic Features

Open JupyterLab: Console -> Container Instances -> JupyterLab

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JupyterLab Interface Guide

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Upload file

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Using Notebooks

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Open a new terminal

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Access the open terminal or Notebook (JupyterLab does not terminate by default when you close the terminal or Notebook tab; it continues to run).

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File Management

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Appendix: Frequently Asked Questions

Users running programs in a Notebook may notice that the Notebook’s logs stop updating after a while. In this case, you can use the “Log Console” feature to view the logs. Here’s a step-by-step demonstration of the process:

After running the following code snippet, refresh the webpage and you will see that the logs are no longer updating.

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Open the log console:

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