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-JupyterLab is now the recommended user interface to use on [[JupyterHub]] Web servers. From a JupyterLab portal, you can manage your remote files and folders, and you can launch Jupyter applications like a Terminal, (Python 3) Notebooks, RStudio and a Linux Desktop.
-The section [[JupyterHub#Compute_Canada_initiatives]] contains the list of available JupyterHub servers at Compute Canada. Compute Canada credentials are used for authentication.
-== Launching a JupyterLab portal as a job ==
-[[File:JupyterHub_Server_Options.png|thumb|JupyterHub Server Options form]]
-On Béluga and Hélios, once the authentication is done on JupyterHub, your Web browser is redirected to either a previously launched portal or a form that allows you to configure and submit a new interactive job on the cluster. In any case, the JupyterLab portal is running on dedicated compute resources.
-In the ''Server Options'' form, you can:
-* Select the compute account to be used (any <code>def-*</code>, <code>rrg-*</code>, <code>rpp-*</code> or <code>ctb-*</code> account you have access to)
-* Set the amount of hours required for the session
-* Set the number of cores on a single node
-* Set the amount of memory for the entire job
-* Select zero or one GPU
-* Select a user Interface:
-** Jupyter Notebook (old interface)
-** '''JupyterLab''' (recommended, modern interface)
-** Terminal (for a single terminal)
-== The JupyterLab Interface ==
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