/01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm.html Details If you have just completed ‘Creating a Dataspace’, proceed to step 2. Login to the Platform, and select the ‘Dataspaces’ option from the left menu. Locate the dataspace you want to connect to. If the dataspace is not currently running, select the “Start” button. There are a few different ways you can connect to your instance. Below is a summary of supported connection protocols: Protocol Description/Use Case Secure Shell (SSH) This connection type allows you to connect to and issue terminal commands to the underlying Linux-based machine hosting the dataspace, similar to using a supercomputing facility or remote Linux-based workstation. Amazon Desktop Cloud Visualization (DCV) Amazon DCV is a high-performance remote display protocol similar to RDP that allows users to run graphics-intensive applications remotely with minimal latency. Web Access (HTTPS) The web access protocol is supported by testbed workspaces, and allows users to access the dataspace UI hosted on their environments HTTPS port directly. Note: If using the default demonstration environment, this page will not perform any functions. IDE Access (VSCode Server) Each testbed workspace has code-server pre-installed and running, providing developers with an easy way to develop their dataspace components straight in the web browser. Heads up! When using browser connection methods (DCV Browser, HTTPS or IDE), your browser will alert you that the connection is not private. Please choose “visit this website” to continue. Hugo en-us /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/01-connect-with-ssh.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/01-connect-with-ssh.html Open a terminal on your local computer. On Windows, you can use PowerShell, Putty or any other SSH client. On Linux/MacOS, you can use the built in terminal. On the platform website, select ‘Connections’ on your dataspace. Under ‘Command Line Interface (CLI) Connections’, select your desired SSH key, and press ‘Use this SSH Key’. You can also create a new SSH if you have not already done so. Instructions on connecting will appear, including a personalised SSH connection command. Press the ‘copy button’ next to your connection command and paste this into the terminal you opened earlier. Press Enter, and you will be connected to your dataspace. /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/02-connect-with-dcv.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/02-connect-with-dcv.html From the platform website, select ‘Dataspaces’ and then ‘Connections’ on the dataspace you want to connect to. Select the connection method you wish to use by following either the browser or client methods below: Warning You may need to allow popups in your browser for the connection to succeed. A. Connect using DCV in the browser Click the connection button DCV (Browser) under the connection tab of your dataspace. /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/03-connect-with-ide.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/03-connect-with-ide.html Click the connection button Open IDE under the connection tab of your dataspace environment. A loading spinner will appear, and a new window will open shortly showing the environments IDE. Tip If the loading icon disappears and you cannot see the IDE, please check your browser is not blocking popups! /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/04-connect-with-dataspace-ui.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 /01-user-guide/06-how-to-conn-vm/04-connect-with-dataspace-ui.html Click the connection button Dashboard under the connection tab of your dataspace. A loading spinner will appear, and a new window will open shortly showing the environments UI (hosted on port 443). You may need to accept a security warning, due to the use of self-signed certificates.