Connect to a notebook instance

Connect to a notebook instance

Greennode AI Platform offers three methods to connect to notebook instances:

  1. Code Editor: Directly access and edit code within the platform's web-based code editor.
  2. TCP Port: Connect to the notebook instance using a specified TCP port.
  3. SSH: Connect to the notebook instance using Secure Shell (SSH), providing a more secure and flexible connection method.

Connecting via SSH

To connect to a notebook instance using SSH, you'll need to provide a public key during the instance creation process. The public key acts as a digital certificate, allowing you to authenticate and access the instance securely.

Steps to Connect via SSH:

  1. Generate a Public/Private Key Pair

  2. Add Public Key to Notebook Instance:

    • When creating the notebook instance, provide the contents of your public key in the designated field.

  3. Connect Using SSH:

    • Open the client of your choice, for example WSL on Windows, Ternimal on Mac or Shell on Linux
    • Ensure you have read-only access to the private key.

By following these steps and understanding the benefits of SSH, you can establish a secure and flexible connection to your notebook instances and effectively leverage their capabilities.


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