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Starting a TTYD Instance

You can start a TTYD job the same way as you would any other job in the UI.

  1. Select Start Analysis in the top right corner in the project space.

  1. Select the app called “ttyd”.

  1. Select Next and then Start Analysis.

  1. As the last step before launching the tool, you can review and confirm various runtime settings. Click on Launch Analysis. The job will be launched and you will be redirected to the Monitor tab in a few seconds.

  2. In the Monitor tab, select the name of the ttyd job to view more details.

  1. Once the state of the job switches to “Running”, you will be able to enter the ttyd with the “Open Worker URL” link in the top heading of the details page. If the page to which you get redirected says “502 Bad Gateway”, the worker is not yet fully initialized. Close the page, give it a few more minutes and try to open the worker URL again.

  1. This will open a terminal in your browser that will give you access to the files in the DNAnexus project in which the app is running by mounting it in a read-only mode in the /mnt/project directory of the worker execution environment.

  2. Once you are done with your work in ttyd, don’t forget to terminate the job by clicking the red button Terminate in the job’s details page.

Resources

To create a support ticket if there are technical issues:

  1. Go to the Help header (same section where Projects and Tools are) inside the platform

  2. Select “Contact Support”

  3. Fill in the Subject and Message to submit a support ticket.

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