GitHubbing on UCloud with Ubuntu Terminal

The missing repo to start GitHubbing on UCloud

What is UCloud

UCloud is an interactive digital research environment built to support the needs of researchers for both computing and data management, throughout all the data life cycle — SDU eScience Center

This project is in no way affiliated with GitHub, Ubuntu, SDU eScience Center, University of Southern Denmark, Aalborg University, Aarhus Universitet, Danmarks Tekniske Universitet and DeiC (Danish e-infrastucture Coorperation).

Getting Started 🚀

1. Authenticate on UCloud and navigate to Apps > Terminal Ubuntu.

2. Configure a Terminal Ubuntu run with "Add folder" to select one of your folder then click on Submit.

3. Once the Terminal Ubuntu job has started, click on the Open interface blue button in the top right corner.

4. In the opened interface, let's import this repo with the following bash commands 👇

   ls -FGlAhp
   cd {your-working-folder} || exit
   
   git clone https://github.com/JV-conseil/ucloud.git
   
   cd ucloud || exit
   . main.sh

5. Now your skeleton should look like this 👇

   /work/{your-working-folder}/
   ├── data/
   ├── database/
   ├── env/
   ├── install/
   ├── jobs/
   ├── {your-gh-repo}/
   └── ucloud/
       └── main.sh
   

Documentation

Extended documentation is available 👉 https://jv-conseil.github.io/ucloud/

Further Readings 📚

Check also our extended Further Readings 📚 page in docs.

• UCloud User Guide.
• UCloud Developer Guide.
• UCloud Frequently Asked Questions page.
• UCloud Health Status page.
• UCloud 3rd party dependencies (Docker, Kubernetes, WebSockets...).
• GitHub CLI or gh, is a command-line interface to GitHub for use in your terminal or your scripts.

Sponsorship

If this project helps you, you can offer me a cup of coffee ☕️ :-)