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How are notebooks stored after I'm done using them?
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Notebooks are temporary on-demand compute instances that are spun-up in real time as you need them. Notebooks exist in a temporary workspace and are NOT saved when the workspace has expired. If a notebook is left idle for too long, it will be automatically disposed.
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Notebooks are hosted in temporary on-demand workspaces that are spun-up in real time as you need them. Notebooks exist in a temporary workspace and are NOT saved when the workspace has expired. If a notebook is left idle for too long, it will be automatically disposed.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Currently, temporary workspaces will be de-allocated if left idle for 20 minutes. The maximum amount of usage time per day is 60 minutes. These limits are subject to change in the future.
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Will my notebook become idle?
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After a pre-determined amount of time, your notebook may become idle because you haven't used your browser, or no user has used the compute instance.
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After a pre-determined amount of time, your notebook may become idle because you haven't used your browser, or no user has used the notebooks workspace.
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> [!NOTE]
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> Currently, temporary workspaces will be de-allocated if left idle for 20 minutes. The maximum amount of usage time per day is 60 minutes. These limits are subject to change in the future.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> It's important that you save work often to avoid accidentally losing your progress in a notebook.
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