• This allows you to run Jupyter on a REMOTE machine, while using a browser on your LOCAL machine.
• You will need to have a workable conda installed on REMOTE, see Installing Conda
• If you have already been using Jupyter on REMORE, you will have some hidden directories in your home directory which may need to be deleted or renamed. E.g., .conda, .ipython, .jupyter

First choose whether you want a Jupyter Notebook, or a Jupyter Lab:

1a. Jupyter Notebook:

# Setup:
conda install jupyter
# Run:
jupyter notebook --no-browser --port=8090

1b. Jupyter Lab:

# Setup on REMOTE:
conda install jupyter
conda install -c conda-forge jupyterlab
jupyter server --generate-config
jupyter server password
# Run on REMOTE:
jupyter lab --no-browser --port=8090 

2. Then start an ssh tunnel on your local machine:

# Run on LOCAL:
ssh -N -L 8090:localhost:8090 <user>@<remote>

3. Point your LOCAL browser (Chrome is good) to http://localhost:8090/

To see what jupyter processes you have running on REMOTE:

jupyter lab list
# or
jupyter notebook list

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