Last updated: 2018-11-4
Okay I saw this on reddit a while back here
It's like digital ocean but GPU, neat and really simple to setup. My notes on this and some bash scripts I guess.
I'm a bit salty there is no persistent storage, but the net is fast so I think I can work around that.
Warnings like WARNING: UNPROTECTED PRIVATE KEY FILE! etc.
Basically it's with the file permissions of the ssh keys, so just change file permissions so that only the current user can access it while groups and others have no access to it.
Basically I couldn't figure out how to get the jupyter notebook thing to work over the net so ssh port forward.
- Start your jupyter notebook
ubuntu@remote:~$ jupyter notebook
- Port forward on your own machine. (Note that the key file is just hostname and -key after it)
you@localmachine:~$: ssh -i <YOUR-MACHINE-NAME>-key -N -f -L localhost:8888:localhost:8888 ubuntu@167.99.156.225 -p <YOUR PORT>
- Open up the link that the vm shows after you run jupyter because it has the access token. Something like this (token differs)
http://localhost:8888/?token=4da5ec85bc5a47bb467f78d6b5a56deedd9c38d41b40c1d2
They've nicely given a bash script for downloading datasets so we'll use that. Plus there is the fast.ai bash script. I think I'll just try making a combination of both.