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Hey all,
I hope you are all doing well. I am wondering if you can use azure jupyter notebook in vscode if you have the azure extension and the jupyter notebook extension?
Thanks,
Ken
@Ken Huang Thanks for the question. Here is the document to connect Jupyter from VScode.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/how-to-set-up-vs-code-remote?tabs=studio#configure-compute-instance-as-remote-notebook-server
Hey @Ramr-msft thank you so much! I figured out how to do it! I'm also wondering how can I get more quota? I did some research but I'm still sort of confused. Do you have to pay for extra quota?
In VS Code, open the command palette by selecting View > Command Palette.
Enter into the text box Azure ML: Connect to Compute Instance.
Select your subscription.
Select your workspace.
Select your compute instance or create a new one.
This may help.
@Ken Huang Thanks, Can you please add more details about the quota that you are trying. You can Choose Azure ML Compute Instances from the list of Jupyter server options.