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  1. Using Your Hub

Creating a New Blank Notebook

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Last updated 5 years ago

Creating a Notebook on JupyterHub

Notebooks created and stored on Brown's JupyterHub will persist between logins, but will not have any long-term redundant backups . Should you lose permissions to access the hub (i.e., end of semester), or should the hub crash, these files may be lost. To back up your Notebooks, please download them to your local hard drive or push them to GitHub.

To create a notebook on JupyterHub, follow the instructions below:

  1. Select the localFile Browser from left sidebar

  2. Create a new launcher using the New Launcher button

  3. Click Python 3 under the Notebook section

  4. A new “Unititled(#).ipynb” file will appear in your current working drive directory and a blank Notebook will launch. Click on "Untitled" to change the name of the file