Cloud apps overview
What are cloud apps and how do you use them?
Analysis apps
Understand how cloud apps work in Verily Workbench
Introducing the Workbench JupyterLab app
The new JupyterLab app is a powerful application for data analysis.
Cloud app operations
Operations that can be performed on cloud apps through the Verily Workbench web UI
Compute profile configuration options
Options for configuring the compute profile of a cloud app
Cloud app cost estimates
How Workbench calculates cost estimates for cloud apps
Git integrations with cloud apps
Working with Git and GitHub
Use cloud apps for analysis
Cloud app options available in Verily Workbench
Access workspace files and folders from your cloud app
Details on mounting and accessing resources
Create container images in a workspace
How to use Cloud Build or Docker to create container images from within a workspace
Use Dataproc (Spark) and Hail on Verily Workbench
Run a Dataproc (managed Spark) cluster via the web UI or Workbench CLI
Install and run Quarto on Verily Workbench
Use Quarto's CLI in a cloud app
Run AlphaFold from a notebook
Use AlphaFold's container image to run a notebook instance
Create custom applications
Use development containers to create custom apps in Verily Workbench
Last Modified: 30 October 2024