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Unable to load .ipynb file or terminal in Azure Machine Learning Workspace
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Allerdings, Alexander
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Hey all,
Our team experienced the issue below. To summarize, I cannot open .ipynb files or the terminal in my azure machine learning workspace.
This also happens with new created clusters and while using different Browsers and private modes.
Can anyone give suggestions/guidance on how to resolve the issue?
I also get a lot of Failed to load resource errors.
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Allerdings, Alexander 0 Reputation points
2023-01-23T12:02:03.83+00:00 Sadly, this was not possible. The No kernel connected dropdown field is not clickable, and the refresh kernel list also does nothing.
The Problem only happens if a user of our team uses the web frontend to change notebooks. If we start the compute instance and the kernel via VisCode like in your image, we don't get any issues.I get this error if I try to refresh the kernel list.
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Ramr-msft 17,826 Reputation points2023-01-27T12:17:33.94+00:00 Allerdings, Alexander yes, you should be able to see the kernel once you start the compute instance.
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Ramr-msft 17,826 Reputation points
2023-01-30T11:49:48.7066667+00:00 Allerdings, Alexander Thanks for the question. This issue is due to the no kernel connected shown in your snapshot, please connect to the kernel as shown below.
We can connect to the workspace and run the .ipynd file as shown below in the snapshot.