This may be extremely niche, but if you need to run a Jupyter kernel in a SLURM job, e.g., to reserve a GPU, and connect it to a notebook in VS Code, here's a solution: https://docs.calkit.org/tutorials/vscode-slurm-notebook/

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Connect a Jupyter Notebook to a kernel in a SLURM environment in VS Code - Calkit

@petebachant I wonder if this is needed and/or would play well with Open OnDemand, which already provides worker node access to Jupyter: https://osc.github.io/ood-documentation/latest/tutorials/tutorials-interactive-apps/add-jupyter.html
Add a Jupyter App — Open OnDemand 4.1.0 documentation

@AlanSill
@petebachant

In principle Open OnDemand lets you select a partition and other resources freely.