# Create a New Notebook
**Create a New Deka Notebook** is one of the features provided by the **Service Portal Deka GPU** to create a new Notebook. On the Service Portal Deka GPU page, select the **Notebook** menu to navigate to the **Deka Notebook** page. Press the **"+ Create Deka Notebook"** button to create a new Deka Notebook.
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The **Create Deka Notebook** window will appear, containing several fields that you need to fill in to create a new Deka Notebook.
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Enter the name that will be used to identify the Deka Notebook you are creating.
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Select the **namespace** to be used. For more details about namespaces, refer to the **Namespace Type** subsection.
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Select the **container image** to be used. In this guide, we use the **Jupyter base notebook (latest)**.
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Specify the **Memory Size** to be allocated in this guide, we use **8 Gi**. This memory will be used to run computational processes such as model training, data processing, or executing the Jupyter kernel. The **Storage Size** used is **16 Gi**. The storage size will be used to store notebook files, data, libraries, or the output generated from computational processes.
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In the **GPU Type** section, select an available GPU type.
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Specify the **Purpose of Use** and press the **Submit** button to create the Deka Notebook.
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Wait for the process to complete and for the notification **"Deka Notebook has been successfully created"** to appear.
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If you encounter any issues during the creation process, you can submit a [**Ticket**](https://docs.cloudeka.ai/service-portal-ai/ticket) through the **Service Portal AI**.
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