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Couldn't run Jupyter Notebook on external ip address

The following was probably due to firewall at my local university's WiFi.

Managed to solve the following by tunneling to local host using:
gcloud compute ssh --zone "us-west1-b" "<YOUR_VM_NAME>" --project "<YOUR_PROJECT_ID>" -- -L 8888:localhost:8888
(first port is where the session should run on remote, second port is where it will be accessible on local)
On the SSH session run jupyter notebook and you will be able access he notebook from your browser by visiting localhost:8888

BTW, Gcloud's AI Platform Deep Learning VM Image instance starts JupyterLab session every time when initialized at port 8080 and can be accessed directly by:
gcloud compute ssh --zone "us-west1-b" "<YOUR_VM_NAME>" --project "<YOUR_PROJECT_ID>" -- -L 8080:localhost:8080
My problem was that it will open from /opt/deeplearning/workspace/tutorials which I didn't figure out how to change.

GPU instances not showing in "IAM/Quotas"

Hi,

If you do not select a default "region" and "zone" in "Compute Engine/Parameters", the GPU quotas will not show up in "IAM/Quotas".

As this is not indicated in the StackOverflow thread, maybe you should add this in the "Request an increase in GPU quota" part of the tutorial.
In case some students face the same issue.

Thanks!

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