How to access Jupyter notebook/lab running on EC2 from localhost via SSH on port 22

[@DestyMuturi]

this was incredibly helpful!! i was stuck on this exact issue for a week and this was the only thing that worked. thank you sm

[@SrceCde]

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[@adityabhattacharyya5971]

Absolutely amazing This shit has been bugging me for an entire day and no video or documentation did anything for me. I had completely given up and this was my last attempt and it worked. Also the video was interesting to watch with stuff explained very clearly. Thanks a lott !!!!

[@SrceCde]

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[@jyothimr3024]

Thank you so much for this video!! This was very hepful..

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[@blanky_nap]

Great one! You are doing very helpful tutorials!

[@SrceCde]

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[@xplorewithpathy1407]

you are god to me. thanks for the video

[@SrceCde]

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[@santosh_gauda]

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[@SoumitraMehrotra-ri4zb]

Thanks for the video. I got it working but jupyter notebook isn't able to access environment pyenv and I had to reinstall libraries again in notebook.

[@SrceCde]

Glad it was helpful! You can first enable the virtual environment, then run Jupyter Notebook. This way you can access the packages installed in the environment. I hope this helps. Please like, share & subscribe :)

[@lm10pranav]

can u tell for windows