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8.1b Setting up the Environment on Saturn Cloud

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Setting up the Environment on Saturn Cloud (update for Nov 2024 / macOS 15.1)

  1. On website click Secrets (1.) -> create new (2.)new Secret

  2. In terminal run:

cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa

  1. Copy the key and paste it in the secret value field, name it id_rsa, add an empty line and a dot ., make sure there are no empty characters in the line after -----END OPENSSH PRIVATE KEY-----. Click Add.

  2. Under resources (1.) select New Python Server (2.). New resource

  3. Configure the server:

    1. give it a name (1.)
    2. Show advanced settings (2.)
    3. select 10Gi (3.)
    4. select GPU (4.)
    5. select TensorFlow environment (5.)
    6. select pip (6.) and add scipy
    7. add your github repo git:.... (7.) (optional)
    8. allow SSH (8.)
    9. create the server (9.)

Create Saturn Resource

  1. when you added a github repo, you need to set your SSH public key. See yellow warning in image below. Click on the link.

Needs public key

  1. In terminal run:
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

and copy the key. Set name, paste key in the value field and click Add.

Add public key

You can manage your keys under User (1.), manage (2.), SSH keys (3.)

Manage keys

You will find the configured resource at the bottom of the resources page.

Caution

Your ssh keys could have different names, important is that the private key is named id_rsa and the public key is named id_rsa.pub. Depending on the crypto system you use, the key could be named id_rsa or id_ed25519 or id_ecdsa or id_dsa. The public key will have the same name with .pub at the end. Never share your private key with anyone.

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