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title: "Cloud server with Data Science"
sidebar_label: "Data Science"
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description: "How to create and run a cloud server with DSVM"
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# Cloud server with Data Science

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## Getting started with Data Science \{#getting-started-with-dsvm}

For Data Science, the cloud server must be accessible from the internet. To do this, when creating a server, you need to create a private subnet and attach a public floating IP address.

1. [Create a public floating IP address](#create-floating-ip).

2. [Create a Data Science server](#create-cloud-server-with-dsvm).

3. [Launch JupyterLab](#run-jupyterlab).

### 1. Create a public floating IP address \{#create-floating-ip}

Create a public floating IP address to make the cloud server with Data Science accessible from the internet.

Use the [Create a public floating IP address](/cloud-servers/cloud-networks/public-floating-ip-addresses.mdx#create-public-floating-ip) section of the [Public floating IP addresses](/cloud-servers/cloud-networks/public-floating-ip-addresses.mdx) guide.

### 2. Create a cloud server with Data Science \{#create-cloud-server-with-dsvm}

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### 3. Launch JupyterLab \{#run-jupyterlab}

1. Open the `http://<ip_address>` page in your browser;.

   Specify `<ip_address>` — the public floating IP address of the cloud server. You can copy it in the [control panel](https://my.selectel.ru/): from the top menu, click **Products** → **Cloud Servers** → in the server card, click  next to the public floating IP address.<CopyIcon />

2. Enter the password — the server UUID. You can copy it in the [control panel](https://my.selectel.ru/): from the top menu, click **Products** → **Cloud Servers** → in the server card, click  next to the UUID.<CopyIcon />

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