Guides
Handle SSH Host Key Changes
On the GreenNode AI Platform, notebook instances are ephemeral — meaning they may receive a new IP address and regenerate their SSH host keys each time you stop and restart them. This behavior can cause SSH to refuse the connection due to changed ...
Speed Up Python Package Installation: A Guide to Using pip Mirrors
When installing Python packages with pip, the default source is the Python Package Index (PyPI). But sometimes, due to network restrictions, slow speeds, or access issues, it's better to use a mirror — a replica of PyPI hosted by another provider. ...
Expose ports
When you want to expose a port from your notebook instance to the public internet, it's important to understand that the internal port you use in your container will likely not match the public-facing port. Let’s walk through an example to explain ...
Connect to a notebook instance
Greennode AI Platform offers three methods to connect to notebook instances: Code Editor: Directly access and edit code within the platform's web-based code editor. TCP Port: Connect to the notebook instance using a specified TCP port. SSH: Connect ...
Create a notebook instance with custom container
Custom images allow you to create a notebook environment that is precisely tailored to your specific needs. You can pre-install specific libraries, frameworks, or tools that are not included in the standard application-supported images. This saves ...
Manage a notebook instance
Notebook instances provide you with a dedicated environment to develop and experiment with your AI models. After creating a notebook instance, follow these steps to seamlessly manage your instances: Step 1: Accessing Notebook Instances Dashboard: ...
Create a notebook instance with pre-built container
A pre-built notebook instance is a managed environment where you can easily run Jupyter notebooks with access to Greennode AI resources. These instances are pre-configured with the computational resources you choose and can be used for data analysis, ...
