Further resources
While we have mainly looked at the “classic” way to login and interact with the cluster, newer systems have other GUI-based interfaces that you can use. For example:
Dardel can use Thinlinc, which gives you a remote desktop on the cluster with the possibility to book nodes and launch apps directly there.
LUMI has a web interface with a dashboard to launch common applications such as VS Code, Jupyter, Jupyter Julia. Each app has a launcher to book resources and run it on a compute node, with or without GPU.
In general, it is also possible to use Jupyter on any HPC resource with plain SSH, as detailed in our tutorial.