1- # Import & Run notebooks and web based Git repositories
1+ # Import & Run Notebooks and Web-Based Git Repositories
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4- On the ' Import & Run' page, Backend.AI supports executing Jupyter notebook files and importing web based Git repositories
4+ On the Import & Run page, Backend.AI supports executing Jupyter notebook files and importing web- based Git repositories
55such as GitHub and GitLab on the fly. You don't need to create or download into your local storage
66and re-upload it. The only thing you have to do is input a valid URL you want to execute or import,
77and click the button on the right side.
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99<a id =" import-and-run-jupyter-notebooks " ></a >
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11- ## Import and run Jupyter notebooks
11+ ## Import and Run Jupyter Notebooks
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13- To import Jupyter notebooks and run, you need one thing, the valid URL for the notebook file.
14- For example, if you want execute Jupyter notebook that's in github , you can copy and paste
15- the URL and click the ' Import & Run' button.
13+ To import and run Jupyter notebooks , you need the valid URL for the notebook file.
14+ For example, if you want to execute a Jupyter notebook on GitHub , you can copy and paste
15+ the URL and click the ` Import & Run ` button.
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1717::: note
1818When you try to import and run a Jupyter notebook file with a local address,
19- It will be regarded as invalid. You have to input URL which is not starting from localhost.
19+ it will be regarded as invalid. You must input a URL that does not start with localhost.
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2222![ ] ( ../images/import_run_notebook.png )
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24- After clicking the button, the dialog appears. This is a session launcher dialog same as
25- when you starts the session at Sessions page or Summary page. Difference between import notebook
26- and starting a new session is that import notebook automatically imports Jupyter notebook in the
27- URL, but simple starting a new session doesn't do that. the rest is same. Click 'LAUNCH' button to
28- the notebook after setting the environments and resource allocation as needed.
24+ After clicking the button, a dialog appears. This is the same session launcher dialog that appears
25+ when you start a session from the Sessions page or Summary page. The difference between importing a notebook
26+ and starting a new session is that importing a notebook automatically imports the Jupyter notebook from the
27+ URL. The rest is the same. Set the environment and resource allocation as needed, then click the ` Launch ` button.
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3029::: note
31- The pop-up blocker must be turned off before clicking 'LAUNCH' button to immediately
32- see the running notebook window. Also, if there's not enough resources to execute the session,
33- imported Jupyter notebook will not run.
30+ The pop-up blocker must be turned off before clicking the ` Launch ` button to immediately
31+ see the running notebook window. Also, if there are not enough resources to execute the session,
32+ the imported Jupyter notebook will not run.
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3635![ ] ( ../images/session_launcher_in_importing_notebook.png )
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38- You can see the importing operation is successfully completed in Sessions page.
37+ You can see the importing operation is successfully completed in the Sessions page.
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4039![ ] ( ../images/sessions_page_with_imported_notebook.png )
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4241<a id =" create-executable-jupyter-notebook-button " ></a >
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44- ## Create executable Jupyter notebook button
43+ ## Create Executable Jupyter Notebook Button
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4645You can also create an HTML or Markdown badge for a Jupyter notebook URL.
4746Input a valid Jupyter notebook URL and click the ` Notebook Badge Code (HTML) ` or
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6059## Importing GitHub Repositories
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62- Importing a GitHub repository is similar to import and running Jupyter notebook.
61+ Importing a GitHub repository is similar to importing and running a Jupyter notebook.
6362All you have to do is fill in the GitHub repository URL, select a storage host from the
6463` Storage Host ` dropdown, and click the ` Get To Folder ` button.
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6665![ ] ( ../images/import_github_repository.png )
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6867::: note
69- If there are not enough resources to start a session or folder count is at
70- the limit, then importing repository will fail. Please check resource
68+ If there are not enough resources to start a session or the folder count is at
69+ the limit, then importing the repository will fail. Please check the resource
7170statistics panel and Data & Storage page before importing the repository.
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8786![ ] ( ../images/import_gitlab_repository.png )
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8988::: note
90- If there's a storage folder that has the same name already, the system will append
91- ` _ ` (underscore) and number in the imported repository folder.
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89+ If there is a storage folder that has the same name already, the system will append
90+ ` _ ` (underscore) and a number to the imported repository folder name .
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