> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.panomics.bio/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.panomics.bio/documentation/compute-runtimes/code-based-compute.md).

# Code-based Compute

`JupyterLab` and `RStudio` runtimes enable users to perform custom analyses without leaving Panomics' secure environment. Assets generated using `Standard Compute` can be seamlessly copied to `JupyterLab` and `RStudio` from any project's Assets tab.

### Spinning-up a JupyterLab runtime

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Spin-up a JupyterLab runtime
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### Copying assets to and from a JupyterLab runtime

JupyterLab runtimes have a `panomics` folder that ensures communication with the Panomics platform. That folder is mounted in all projects, under the Assets tab.&#x20;

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Copying assets
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### Terminating a JupyterLab runtime

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Before terminating a JupyterLab runtime, make sure to copy all desired files to your `Project` mount.
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In order to terminate a JupyterLab runtime, the `panomics` folder must be empty. This ensures no accidental data loss can take place.&#x20;

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Terminate a JupyterLab runtime
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