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Understanding JupyterHub by deploying it step by step.

We want to help you build understanding of JupyterHub and its core components: proxy, authenticator, spawner. This tutorial goes through a series of labs to progressively customize JupyterHub beyond its defaults. The configurability of JupyterHub enables its use in a variety of deployment settings. This benefits our users, but also makes it difficult to recommend a one-size-fits-all deployment. By helping you understand how JupyterHub works, we hope you will be able to confidently customize JupyterHub to suit your deployment needs.

Notes from JupyterHub September 2019 Oslo Meeting

Inspired by Kelsey Hightower's Kubernetes The Hard Way

• Prerequisites
• Installing Packages
• Starting the Hub
• Creating a JupyterHub Configuration File
• Spawning Notebook Servers
• Configuring the Chosen Spawner
• Using a Different Proxy (Traefik)
• Setting up HTTPS
• Using a Different Authenticator (GitHub Oauthenticator)
• Cleaning Up