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MarLo Handson

Requirement

For the content of this repository, you need

  • Python 3.5+ environment with
    • Chainer v5.0.0
    • CuPy v5.0.0
    • ChainerRL v0.4.0
    • marlo v0.0.1.dev23

To follow the instruction below, you need

  • Azure subscription

Setup

1. Install the Azure CLI tool

$ pip install azure-cli

2. Login to Azure using the Azure CLI

$ az login

3. Select a subscription

List up all the subscriptions you have by

$ az account list --all

Then, specify one of them with

$ az account set --subscription [A SUBSCRIPTION ID]

Of cource you need to replace [A SUBSCRIPTION ID] with a specific ID you want to use.

4. Launch a GPU VM

First, you have to create a resource group:

$ az group create -g marLo-handson -l eastus

Next, let's cerate a data science VM:

$ az vm create \
--resource-group marLo-handson \
--name vm \
--admin-username ${USER} \
--public-ip-address-dns-name ${USER} \
--image microsoft-ads:linux-data-science-vm-ubuntu:linuxdsvmubuntu:latest \
--size Standard_NC6 \
--generate-ssh-keys

Then, you will see the message like following:

{
  "fqdns": "[YOUR USERNAME].eastus.cloudapp.azure.com",
  "id": "/subscriptions/[YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ID]/resourceGroups/marLo-handson/providers/Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/vm",
  "location": "eastus",
  "macAddress": "AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF",
  "powerState": "VM running",
  "privateIpAddress": "10.0.0.4",
  "publicIpAddress": "123.456.78.910",
  "resourceGroup": "marLo-handson",
  "zones": ""
}

Please do not care some slight differences. All you need is the publicIpAddress of the created VM.

5. SSH to the VM

$ ssh [IP OF THE VM]

Please replace [IP OF THE VM] with your IP address you can find in the result of the previous step.

6. Setup the VM

On the VM,

$ git clone https://github.com/mitmul/marlo-handson && \
bash marlo-handson/setup.sh

7. Port forwarding via SSH

On your local machine,

$ ssh [IP OF THE VM] -L 6901:localhost:6901

8. Open the virtual desktop

Then please open this URL with your browser: http://localhost:6901/?password=vncpassword

You'll see the virtual desktop in the browser window and the Minecraft working in it.