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General Information about HPC JupyterHub

General Information about HPC JupyterHub

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Please note

This page describes how the HPC JupyterHub uses the compute hardware of the RWTH High Performance Computing for research and interactive HPC.

If you need to use Jupyter for teaching courses or labs, consider the RWTHJupyter instead.

With the RWTHJupyter service, the IT Center provides all teachers and students at RWTH with a central JupyterHub / Jupyter Notebooks infrastructure for teaching.

The HPC JupyterHub (wird in neuem Tab geöffnet) service at the ITC from the RWTH allows all users of the RWTH High Performance Computing to utilize the existing compute hardware interactively using Jupyter Notebooks through the JupyterLab (wird in neuem Tab geöffnet)interface.

It is recommended that users first become familiar with the interface of JupyterLab (wird in neuem Tab geöffnet)to use the HPC JupyerHub service.

 

What are JupyterHub, Jupyter Notebooks and JupyterLab?

 

Access

All users that have access to the RWTH High Performance Computing also have access to the HPC JupyterHub service using their existing credentials and quotas.

 

Current State

The HPC JupyterHub is currently in an initial prototype phase that has limited functionality that is being continuously expanded.

 

Profiles

Users start JupyterLab instances in the traditional HPC hardware using Profiles.

JupyterLab Profiles allow users to run predefined software packages with Jupyter Notebooks.

Users can request a new Profile and are not able to install them themselves at the moment. To request a Profile, please contact us via servicedesk@itc.rwth-aachen.de.

 

Quotas

Hardware utilization is still limited by the quotas defined in the computational projects or accounts used by users.

last changed on 06/17/2025

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