Where to find ECMWF's JupyterHub?
Go to https://jupyterhub.ecmwf.int and log in with your ECMWF credentials. You will require a second factor authentication Using Time-based One-Time Passwords
JupyterHub allows accessing ECMWF resources in an interactive and modern way. With JupyterHub, authorised users can spin up Jupyter sessions on multiple backends leveraging the computational capacity and data resources available at ECMWF without leaving their browser.
Available backends
High Performance Computing Facility (HPCF) and ECGATE Service (ECS)
All registered users with access to High Performance Computing Facility (HPCF) and the ECGATE Service (ECS) can enjoy sessions on those computing services. In order to use them, non-registered users need to apply for access. People who work for a national meteorological service or scientists/researchers who work for a research organisation within one of our Member States or Co-operating States may follow the standard guidelines to access our computing facilities.
Data Store Service (DSS)
The ECMWF Data Store Service (DSS) refers to the family of common architecture Data Stores that serve data for the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S; via the CDS), Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS, via the ADS) and Copernicus Emergency Management Service (CEMS; via the EWDS). Jupyter sessions are available to all DSS users and provide fast access to data available on the various Data Stores, allowing users to perform post-processing and visualisation of this data. The sessions are considered small and not designed for very large computation. For larger computation tasks, users should consider other JupyterHub resources such as WEkEO.
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