# Configuration Deka Notebook

The Deka Notebook Configuration feature is used to update the Deka Notebook configuration, including CPU, GPU, memory resources, and other configurations. On the **Deka Notebook** page, select the notebook you want to configure, then click the **Edit YAML Configuration** button.

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The YAML Configuration page will appear, displaying the notebook code in YAML format. Update the resource configuration as needed, then click the **Save Configuration** button to save the notebook configuration changes.

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Wait until the update process is complete and a notification appears stating, **"Deka Notebook sucessfully configuration"**

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