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You should see your username and lab name in the appropriate spaces. Congrats on setting up the terminal! You are now ready to upload your data.
Uploading Data
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From your computer:
In your powershell terminal, navigate to where your data is stored. To do this you can change directories via:
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cd \Users\your_username\path\to\your\data\ |
You can also obtain this path by opening a file explorer and copy-pasting the address at the top into your terminal.
Make sure your data is not zipped or archived. If your data is zipped or in .tar format, it will upload as such and will not be as accessible on the cloud. Unzip/untar your data before uploading. The option under --source should be the file or folder that contains your files. The --desc option has a descriptor and name section. Lastly the --share option will designate to which team you want to upload the data to if you are a part of multiple teams.
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ngc dataset upload --source <dir> --desc "my data" <dataset_name> --share <team_name> |
An example command to upload a series of csv files in a folder containing them labled 'world happiness' to the team awan_lab, would look like the following:
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ngc dataset upload --source world_happiness --desc "csvs of world happiness data ranging from 2015 to 2019" world_happiness --share awan_lab |
From your lab folder:
uhhh figure this out, maybe install nvidia CLI somewhere on lmm?