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# RunPod
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The simplest approach for RunPod is to use the [EveryDream2 template](https://runpod.io/gsc?template=d1v63jb36t&ref=bbp9dh8x) to load a fully configured docker image.
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## JupyterLab
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JupterLab will run on the pod by default. When opening JupyterLab `[Port 8888]` you will be prompted for a password. The default password is `EveryDream`. This can be changed by editing the pod's environment variables.
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## SSH
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You can also [enable full SSH support](https://www.runpod.io/blog/how-to-achieve-true-ssh-on-runpod) by setting the PUBLIC_KEY environment variable
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## Tensorboard
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Tensorboard will run automatically, and can be viewed on `[Port 6006]`
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# Vast
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The EveryDream2 docker image is also compatible with [vast.ai](https://console.vast.ai/).
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`ghcr.io/victorchall/everydream2trainer:main`
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## JupyterLab
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You can enable JupyterLab as part of the Vast.ai instance configuration. No JupyterLab password is required.
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## Tensorboard
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You can specify tensorboard to run at startup as part of your instance config.
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Open the tensorboard port via docker
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```tensorboard --logdir /workspace/EveryDream2trainer/logs --host 0.0.0.0 &```
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# Once your instance is up and running
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Run the `Train_JupyterLab.ipynb` notebook |