Update VertexAI instructions to match new UI (#263)

* Update VertexAI instructions to match new UI * Tweak * Add warning about kernel copying * Use Myst syntax for warning --------- Co-authored-by: Jacob Tomlinson <[email protected]>
rapidsai · Aug 8, 2023 · ffd3957 · ffd3957
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@@ -25,14 +25,21 @@ $ docker push gcr.io/<project>/<folder>/{{ rapids_container.replace('rapidsai/',
 ## Create a New Notebook
 
 1. From the Google Cloud UI, navigate to [**Vertex AI**](https://console.cloud.google.com/vertex-ai) -> **Dashboard** and select **+ CREATE NOTEBOOK INSTANCE**.
-2. Under the **Environment** section, specify **Custom container**, and in the section below, select the `gcr.io` path to your pushed RAPIDS Docker image.
-3. Under **Machine Configuration** select an NVIDIA GPU.
-4. Check the **Install NVIDIA GPU Driver** option.
-5. After customizing any other aspects of the machine you wish, click **CREATE**.
+2. In the **Details** section, under the **Workbench type** heading select **Managed Notebook** from the drop down menu.
+3. Under the **Environment** section, select **Provide custom docker images**, and in the input field below, select the `gcr.io` path to your pushed RAPIDS Docker image.
+4. Under the **Machine type** section select an NVIDIA GPU.
+5. Check the **Install NVIDIA GPU Driver** option.
+6. After customizing any other aspects of the machine you wish, click **CREATE**.
 
-## TEST RAPIDS
+## Test RAPIDS
 
-Once the managed notebook is fully configured, you can click **OPEN JUPYTERLAB** to navigate to another tab running JupyterLab to use the latest version of RAPIDS with Vertex AI.
+Once the managed notebook is fully configured, you can click **OPEN JUPYTERLAB** to navigate to another tab running JupyterLab.
+
+```{warning}
+You should see a popup letting you know it is loading the RAPIDS kernel, this can take a long time so please be patient.
+```
+
+Once the kernel is loaded you can launch a notebook with the `rapids` kernel to use the latest version of RAPIDS with Vertex AI.
 
 For example we could import and use RAPIDS libraries like `cudf`.