In the project page:

1. Under Sessions section click on ➕ to add a new session launcher

2. Choose Global environment (if it’s not already selected)

   

3. Select an environment from the list.

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   Don’t see the environment you need? You can use your own! See How to use your own docker image for a session launcher

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4. Click Next

5. (optional) Give your session launcher a Name.

6. Select the Resource class that best fits your expected computational needs.

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   If the available resource classes are too small for your compute requirements, see How to select compute resources for your session and Contact us!

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7. Click on Add session launcher

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If you need to add dependencies to the environment, see How to install packages in your session

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Note that you can always modify your session launcher by clicking on it on the project’s page, to open the session launcher side panel:

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