I have seen many instances and tutorials for connecting remotely to Jupyter Notebook using a Linux based EC2 Instance on AWS.
for example: https://blog.keras.io/running-jupyter-notebooks-on-gpu-on-aws-a-starter-guide.html
I am wondering if the same is possible on a AWS windows server?
Yes the same is possible on a Windows server. Here are the links directly from AWS on how to set up on how to configure jupyter notebook and a Windows client on a EC2 instance
Configure Jupyter Notebook
Configure Windows client
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I have an Ubuntu instance that I can use ssh(22 port) and vnc(5901~5909) to connect to this instance.
After installing nginx for my application,then I create AMI for backup.
However,I cannot connect to this instance by using VNC after creating AMI ,but using ssh still works.
Does anyone have similar experience? Thanks a lot.
I am not able to access my amazon ec2 instance via ssh using putty and git bash. The webpage that it is linked to is working and I am able to connect to it.
The ec2 instance is a ubuntu machine. All the security rules are set properly. I also found that the instance is not listening on port 22. Maybe that is the problem but then how can I access it without using Putty?
Any and all help will be appreciated.....
I have some amazon machine, in which I have Anaconda installed.
I want to remotely access the notebook.
When at home in my private network, I can access the remote notebook from my browser (I have done the proper configurations).
However, when I am on a public network (university) I can't access the notebook (probably because of the proxy).
I tried to access the notebook via ssh connection but with no success, possibly due to user flaws.
How can I connect to the remote notebook?
i am complete noob when comes to Linux . how can i connect remotely desktop or Gui to a a Ubuntu Server Cloud Guest 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) server in amazon aws from a windows 7 machine ,
can some one give me a link to complete tutorial
I'm going to go ahead and assume your remote Ubuntu instance doesn't have an X server installed -- i.e. you're using the command line version.
Download and install Putty and you should be able to connect to your AWS instance using the SSH keys you initially set up.
Also, recently AWS has added a new feature,
You can now log in to an EC2 instance from the AWS Management Console using an integrated SSH client.
Just right on the ec2 instance from the aws management console and click on connect and
select the second option - Connect from your browser using the MindTerm SSH Client (Java Required).
Specify the private key path and click on "launch mindterm".. thats it.
Is there any way of getting the saved EC2 instance image and running it on virtualbox on my personal computer?
The official way is only if it was originally imported into EC2
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ExportingEC2Instances.html
If you have previously imported an instance into Amazon EC2, you can
use the command line tools to export that instance to Citrix Xen,
Microsoft Hyper-V, or VMware vSphere. Exporting an instance can be
useful when you want to deploy a copy of your EC2 instance in your
on-site virtualization environment.
You cannot export an instance unless it was previously imported into AWS
it looks like you can directly import/export ec2 and virtualbox/vmware images.
http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/vmimport/
The amazon tool is very restrictive. But you can dump your EBS, download it and make a VDI image out of it. I have done it with two of my EC2 instances and described the steps on my blog.
http://diogomelo.net/blog/16/export-amazon-ec2-instance-to-virtualbox