Open the AWS Management Console and navigate to the SageMaker service.
Identify Notebook Instances with Root Access Enabled:
Go to the “Notebook instances” section.
Check each notebook instance for the “Root access” setting. Instances with root access enabled will have it specified in their details.
Disable Root Access:
Select the notebook instance you want to modify.
Click “Edit.”
In the “Notebook instance settings,” find the “Root access” setting and change it to “Disabled.”
Save the changes and restart the notebook instance for the changes to take effect.
Using CLI
To disable root access for a SageMaker notebook instance using the AWS CLI, you need to update the RootAccess parameter.Identify and Update Notebook Instances:
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# List all notebook instancesaws sagemaker list-notebook-instances# Describe a specific notebook instance to check its root access settingaws sagemaker describe-notebook-instance --notebook-instance-name <YourNotebookInstanceName># Update the notebook instance to disable root accessaws sagemaker update-notebook-instance \ --notebook-instance-name <YourNotebookInstanceName> \ --root-access Disabled# Restart the notebook instance to apply changesaws sagemaker stop-notebook-instance --notebook-instance-name <YourNotebookInstanceName>aws sagemaker start-notebook-instance --notebook-instance-name <YourNotebookInstanceName>
Using Python
To disable root access for SageMaker notebook instances using a Python script, you’ll need the boto3 library:
This script will list all notebook instances, describe each one to check its root access setting, and then disable root access for those with it enabled. Finally, it will restart the modified instances to apply the changes.Replace placeholders (<YourNotebookInstanceName>) with appropriate values.
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