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jupyter

Enhancing AI Research: Seamlessly Connecting RONIN's Jupyter Notebook to Google Colab

Google Colab is a free hosted Jupyter Notebook service. This blog post will walk you through all the steps you need to connect Google Colab to your RONIN machine so that you can receive all the benefits of the Google Colab platform, without being restricted by computational power.

release-collection

RONIN Release: Tuesday 17th October 2023

RONIN LINK Rebuilt! Support for Ed25519 keys. Lots of other minor features and bug fixes.

beginner-collection

Logging in to your RONIN Isolate AWS WorkSpace

RONIN Isolate has been designed to only be able to be accessed via a secure enclave of machines called WorkSpaces. In this blog post we describe the process of connecting to your WorkSpace for the first time.

release-collection

RONIN Release: Tuesday 13th September 2022

RONIN LINK V2.3.0 - Upgraded RStudio, Custom DNS Settings, New Mount Drives Feature!

igv

Visualising Genomic Data with IGV in RONIN

The Integrative Genomics Viewer (IGV) is one of the most popular free, open source software packages for the visual exploration of genomic data. In this blog post we will show you how to install and configure IGV on your machine or cluster with RONIN LINK.

admin

What We Talk About When We Talk About Supporting Researchers on the Cloud

It's obvious, isn't it? The purpose of research computing support is to enable researchers to conduct more research faster, to make new discoveries, to publish more influential papers, obtain more grant funding, and train the next generation. But in practice...

matlab

Creating a MATLAB Machine

MATLAB is a programming and numeric computing platform used by millions of engineers and scientists to analyse data, develop algorithms, and create models. This blog post will show you how to create a MATLAB machine with RONIN.

netdata

Easy and Extensive Resource Monitoring with Netdata

When running analyses in the cloud, it's essential that you can monitor your resource usage. Understanding your compute usage is crucial in ensuring your analyses are running as efficiently as possible and making the most of your valuable cloud dollars.

server

Creating a Custom BLAST Server with SequenceServer

BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool) is a popular bioinformatics tool for finding regions of similarity between sequences. With RONIN and SequenceServer, you can set up your own custom BLAST server in just a few simple steps.

rdp

Connecting to your Machine/Head Node's Desktop via DCV

Features Virtual Machines Desktop with DCV - Secure Cloud Desktops Install and Run your virtual machine Desktop securely with RONIN LINK 2.0 and above Fully encrypted, low latency, GPU / non GPU supported instance types After creating your Windows/Linux machine: Step 1 - Open RONIN LINK Step 2 -

jupyter

Accessing a Jupyter Notebook with RONIN

First up let's fire up a new Ubuntu machine. If you need a reminder on how to do that click here. Note: Some pre-configured software packages, such as the Deep Learning packages, will already come with Jupyter Notebook installed. You can select one of these packages instead of Ubuntu or

allocation

Auto Scale a Cluster.

Easy to follow guide on how to scale a cluster on RONIN.

rdp

Create a Remote Desktop in a Snap

Below we demonstrate how easy it is to create a brand new remote desktop. With RONIN you can launch a Windows environment and login within minutes.

rstudio

Creating and Connecting to RStudio with RONIN LINK

In this video, we will show you how to get started with RStudio in RONIN, from creating a new machine with RStudio installed, to accessing it through your web browser via RONIN LINK

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Accessing Your Server Application with SSH Port Forwarding

Port forwarding via SSH (SSH tunneling) creates a secure connection between a local computer and a remote machine through which services can be relayed. Port forwarding with SSH to the rescue!

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Connecting to Your New Machine

Connecting to a machine in the cloud can be a bit tricky, especially if you're new to the concept. Here's a few links to get connected!