SageMaker Studio Just Spins Stating Loading

Course Q&A Generative AI with Large Language Models
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Week 1 Lab
I have followed the following steps, but as soon as I launch sagemaker studio it just spins stating loading.

step 1) started lab
step 2) clicked on aws and it launched me into aws console
step 3) searched and selected amazon sagemaker ai and it launched that application
step 4) selected studio, then launch personal studio

and that is where it just spins as it attempts to launch the studio.

I checked the forum and performed the following actions and retried to only get same results:

  1. turned off popup blocker on Edge
  2. logged out of AWS
  3. allowed a few hours between attempts to see if that would resolve if a session was stuck

any guidance to resolve so i can finish the lab would be appreciated

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Dear @KSturlaugson,

Welcome to the Community!

Can you please share the screenshot of the error?

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And i just tried in Google Chrome and got same issue. It just sits at this screen forever, i have left it running for over an hour and no change.

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Dear @KSturlaugson,

Please do the following steps:

  • Refresh the browser or try an incognito/private window.
  • Clear cache or try a different browser.

let me know if the problem still persists.

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I followed your steps and still same issue, tried a few other things and found out it was my eeros router causing the issue, once i bypassed the eeros router it launched. thanks for quick feedback and things to try.

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i am now getting errors when trying to load the datasets. the python, pip, tensorflow, and torch appear to load properly. any guidance on this issue. here is the screenshots

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Can you please restart the kernel and try again.

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I have restarted the kernel, when i hover over the “from datasets import load_dataset” line I see the following error message: E402 module level import not at top of file

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Dear @KSturlaugson,

The error message you’re seeing, E402: module level import not at top of file - is a flake8 style warning, not a runtime error.

Explanation:

Python requires all module-level imports to be placed at the top of the file, just after any module-level docstring and before any executable code (like variables, functions, or print statements).

Example of the issue:

print("Hello World!")
from datasets import load_dataset  # ❌ E402 warning

Solution:

Move from datasets import load_dataset to the top of your notebook or script, ideally just below any comments or docstrings.

Let me know if the problem still persists.

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figured it out and just completed the lab successfully. Thank you for all your guidance and time, i am new to the applications being used so having to adjust to learning the platform at same time.

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Congratulations @KSturlaugson, on completing the lab successfully!

You’re very welcome - it’s great to see your persistence paying off. It’s completely normal to feel a bit overwhelmed when learning both the concepts and the platform simultaneously.

You’re doing a great job adapting, and your progress speaks for itself. Keep going, it only gets smoother from here. If you need any support along the way, feel free to reach out.

Thanks,
Girijesh