Cloud apps overview
What are cloud apps and how do you use them?
Tag: Cloud Apps
Introducing the Workbench JupyterLab app
The new JupyterLab app is a powerful application for data analysis.
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Cloud app operations
Operations that can be performed on cloud apps through the Verily Workbench web UI
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Cloud basics
Key concepts to get you acquainted with cloud infrastructure
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Cloud cost management
Ways to manage various cloud costs
Access control & sharing
Considerations around sharing workspaces with collaborators and managing access to resources
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Compute profile configuration options
Options for configuring the compute profile of a cloud app
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Start a workspace in Verily Workbench
Quickstart guide to workspaces in the web UI
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Cloud app cost estimates
How Workbench calculates cost estimates for cloud apps
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Perimeter policy
Understanding and setting up workspace perimeter policies in Workbench
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Get started with Nextflow on Verily Workbench
Step-by-step instructions for running a Nextflow pipeline
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Git integrations with cloud apps
Working with Git and GitHub
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Git repositories in notebooks
Examples related to using Git repositories in your notebook apps with the Workbench CLI
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Use cloud apps for analysis
Cloud app options available in Verily Workbench
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Access workspace files and folders from your cloud app
Details on mounting and accessing resources
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Create container images in a workspace
How to use Cloud Build or Docker to create container images from within a workspace
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Use Dataproc (Spark) and Hail on Verily Workbench
Run a Dataproc (managed Spark) cluster via the web UI or Workbench CLI
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Install and run Quarto on Verily Workbench
Use Quarto's CLI in a cloud app
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Create custom applications
Use development containers to create custom apps in Verily Workbench