SSH and Windows 10
Connecting to machines in Windows just got a whole lot easier. Here's how you do it when you can't use RONIN LINK
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Finally! Windows has got with the time and enabled both a Client and Server SSH tool for using when connecting to machines!
https://www.howtogeek.com/336775/how-to-enable-and-use-windows-10s-built-in-ssh-commands/
Here's the summarised version of the link above to get started with this in RONIN
How to Install Windows 10’s SSH Client
The SSH client is a part of Windows 10, but it’s an “optional feature” that isn’t installed by default.
To install it, head to Settings > Apps and click “Manage optional features” under Apps & features.
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Click “Add a feature” at the top of the list of installed features. If you already have the SSH client installed, it will appear in the list here.
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Scroll down, click the “OpenSSH Client (Beta)” option, and click “Install”.
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Step 2 - Connect to your machine.
Assuming your key is located in the Downloads folder, to connect to this machine run the below in a command prompt (Start Menu > Command Prompt)
ssh -i %userprofile%\Downloads\your-key.pem ubuntu@example.ronin.cloud
Step 3 - Connect to your app web server!
To access your app from the cloud (e.g. Jupyter notebook) we need to add the port forward!
ssh -i %userprofile%\Downloads\your-key.pem -L 8888:localhost:8888 ubuntu@example.ronin.cloud
To see if your notebook is running
jupyter notebook list
To start a notebook (if none are running)
jupyter notebook
You will see a url that looks like this
http://localhost:8888/?token=exampleexampleexampleexampleexampleexample
Copy and paste this url into your Chrome browser
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Tada! All done!