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AWS accounts setup #4

Open omitevski opened 8 years ago

omitevski commented 8 years ago

@YvonneXu: has everything set up.

@dreaxchazer: accessing from windows is a little trickier.

@niczky12: you also have windows?

niczky12 commented 8 years ago

I'm on windows but have ssh and other useful commands installed.

omitevski commented 8 years ago

@niczky12: Let me know if you have issues setting up.

You should start a spot request, choose Ubuntu, then choose your instance, set bidding price per hour. Then it will let you download your key. (you name it my_key.pem) Once you download the key you need to change the permissions with this command in the terminal:

chmod 500 my_key.pem

Then you can ssh to your instance:

ssh -i my_key.pem ubuntu@[public ip]

Once you are done with these steps Iet me know, and I'll share my AMI with you.

yiyixuxu commented 8 years ago

is the username ec2-user for GPU instance?

yiyixuxu commented 8 years ago

I got a permission denied message when I was trying to connect to jupyter with ssh -I my_key.pem ec2-user@[public DNS name]

omitevski commented 8 years ago

The user is ubuntu@[ip]

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yiyixuxu commented 8 years ago

ok ..I got confused. I found jupyter and it worked now

yiyixuxu commented 8 years ago

were you able to you ipython notebook run on server?

omitevski commented 8 years ago

Only from home. The firewalls at work block the access.

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were you able to you ipython notebook run on server?

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