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