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| | [AI summary] A guide detailing the setup of Windows 10 and WSL2 for development, including installing Rust, configuring SSH, and integrating with VS Code.
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| | Learn how to generate SSH keys to log into a Linux VM with Cloud Shell and BASH on Windows 10
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| | configure docker containers as jenkins build agents, jenkins build agents setup, configure jenkins slave nodes, configure jenkins build agents
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| In my previous post I talked about how to build some Docker containers to run a deep learning-focused1 JupyterHub instance. It's nice for several reasons if the JupyterHub server brings itself up when the system starts. Here's how to do that-an adaptation of this Stack Overflow post. Create a file at /etc/systemd/system/docker-jupyterhub.service and put the following text into the file. [Unit] Description=JupyterHub container Requires=docker.service After=docker.service [Service] Restart=always ExecStart...