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| Yoda/iRODS |[iBridges](../../manuals/ibridges.qmd) (Pre-installed on "Windows with iBridges" flavor) | All file sizes, GUI interface | Beginner to Intermediate |
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When logged in you are immediately presented with a JupyterLab environment in which you can work with different notebooks.
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### Data Transfer Jupyter Notebook
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You will have to run the relevant commands for the data transfer method of your choice from within [the JupyterLab terminal](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/terminal.html#terminals).
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Use this table to find the appropriate data transfer method for your situation:
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| Data Source | Recommended Tool | Best For | Skill Level |
| Your PC/laptop |[Cyberduck](https://servicedesk.surf.nl/wiki/spaces/WIKI/pages/112592488/Upload+data+to+a+workspace+with+Cyberduck)| Graphical SFTP client | Intermediate |
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| GitHub/GitLab |[git clone](../../manuals/git-clone.qmd)| Code repositories, version control | Intermediate (CLI) |
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::: {.callout-tip #using-the-upload-button}
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### Using the Upload Button
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For small files, use the Upload button in the JupyterLab file browser (left sidebar):
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1. Click the **Upload Files** icon (↑) in the file browser toolbar
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2. Select files from your local computer
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3. Files will be uploaded to your current directory
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::: {.callout-note}
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All command-line tools (iBridges CLI, iCommands, rclone, scp/rsync, Git) must be run from the [JupyterLab terminal](https://jupyterlab.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user/terminal.html).
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See our [data transfer manuals](../../manuals.qmd#data-transfer) for detailed step-by-step guides.
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Note that when you create a python environment using any of the tools above, you create a python environment for yourself only and not for others in your [Collaboration](../../glossary.qmd#collaboration). If you collaborate, you colleague should creaate their own python environment. We recommend collaborating using GitHub and `uv` (using a `uv.lock` file) to make sure your environments are the same. If this is not desired, create the environments in a shared location, like `/local-share`.
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### Data Transfer Options
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| Data Source | Recommended Tool | Best For | Skill Level |
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