I also have another bug confused me. When I run jupyter notebook on my t2.micro, I cannot link by the notebook by https://ip:8888 or https://dns:8888 on my local mac.
then change login method by
sudo ssh -i ~/.ssh/aws-key.pem -L 443:127.0.0.1:8888 ubuntu@ip
and I type https://localhost. I guess my local browser might link the notebook, since t2.micro logged the follow info:
[I 08:09:43.518 NotebookApp] 302 GET / (127.0.0.1) 0.53ms
and let me input password which I have set by openssl. However, the notebook page is waiting all the time and cannot by used after I type password.
Thatās really confused me a long time. Can someone give me some guide?
Hi! I am using Mac OS X, I was able to get through the set up fine following the youtube video.
However, I am failing to open the jupyter notebook on the browser. It says, āThis site canāt be reachedā.
Whatās the IP address you are using, you can either get the IP Address again using the aws-alias script or you can go to aws.amazon.com and check out the IP Address that would be listed under the running instances.
Hi, perhaps start it all over if you havenāt been able to connect even once? If you had been able to connect previously then I would have thought that it had to do with more than one entry against Elastic IPās or other stuff that is under Instances or EBS when you login to the console at AWS.
Hey Rajat, hope itās not some sort of a firewall issue? Are you accessing this from work/university etc or from your home?
You could perhaps try doing a tracert etc to figure out where exactly it failsā¦
I filled out my upgrade request as instructed (p2.xlarge, fast.ai MOOC, etc.) but was denied by Amazon. Is the agreement no longer in place? Whatās the best alternative, if Amazon is now a no-go?
Hi - am trying to download the scripts from github but am getting an error:
ERROR: cannot verify raw.githubusercontent.comās certificate, issued by āCN=DigiCert SHA2 High Assurance Server CA,OU=www.digicert.com,O=DigiCert Inc,C=USā:
Unable to locally verify the issuerās authority.
To connect to raw.githubusercontent.com insecurely, use `āno-check-certificateā.
Sorry if I am in the wrong spot as I cannot find the right place to ask this question. As often happens to me in MOOCs, I canāt get past the installation. I used Cygwin to install awscli as instructed and then when typing $ aws, I get
$ aws
-bash: /cygdrive/c/Users/Edward Flaschner/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python36-32/Scripts/aws: c:\users\edward: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
I tried the wiki to fix the problem but no change. Can anybody please help?
Iāve been having a weird setup problem. Iāve gotten to the point where I am running the aws configure command in the bash console but I think somehow it has broken. I think the problem is that Iām not able to actually configure the server.
So Iāll type in the values to set it up like so
Everything looks normal except for the default region name: for some reason it says that the value it has right now (in the square braces) is what is typed in 2 lines above previously. I think that somehow the file that holds this data got screwed up and it wonāt allow me to change that. iāve done this 10+ times and all the other data in the [] will update but that one one it still shows "AWS Access Key ID [***************5XWQ]: asdlfasdfasf: instead of like āus-west-2ā.
And i think this leads to my next problem which is that I when I try to connect to set up the server that same string of AWS Access Key ID shows up again. like this
So I believe somehow my config file got screwed up and there are just random lines of input text all over my files so that I canāt login to connect to anything.
Iāve tried uninstalling and reinstalling awscli and that didnāt seem to work. If anybody knows of any ideas of how to make this work or how I can reset this file/ these values I would love some help
