Overview
Secure JupyterLab Access via Token Authentication
Access JupyterLab on port 8888 using a secure, auto-generated access token. To Get access URL / token from the terminal: sudo journalctl -u jupyterlab | grep token
Secure JupyterLab Access via Token Authentication
Preconfigured JupyterLab Environment
Integrated Notebook and Development Tools
This is a repackaged software product from Madarson IT with additional charges applied for AI/Machine Learning Env. This Azure-based virtual machine image provides a secure, enterprise-ready AI and machine learning environment built on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It includes JupyterLab pre-installed and configured with token-based authentication.
Key Features:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux optimized for Azure
- JupyterLab in a Python virtual environment
- Token-based authentication enabled by default
- Persistent storage aligned with Azure best practices
- SELinux enforcing and firewall enabled
Network Access: JupyterLab listens on TCP port 8888. Customers must explicitly allow inbound access to this port using an Azure Network Security Group or equivalent firewall configuration. No ports are exposed automatically.
Enterprise-Ready Design: Application binaries and user notebooks are stored on persistent disks to ensure durability across reboots and redeployments. Azure ephemeral storage is not used for application data.
Security Model:
- No hardcoded credentials or embedded secrets
- Runtime-generated access tokens
- SELinux enforcing mode
- Minimal exposed surface area
Typical Use Cases:
- Data science and machine learning experimentation
- Model prototyping
- Enterprise AI/ML proof-of-concept environments
- Training and educational labs
Getting Started:
- Deploy the VM from Azure Marketplace
- Connect via SSH
- Allow TCP port 8888
- Start JupyterLab
- Access via browser using token
Why Choose Madarson IT Images? Madarson IT certified images are continuously updated, security-optimized, and built to meet industry requirements with minimal configuration. They are tested, deployment-ready, and ideal for secure cloud workloads. For private offers, custom security requirements, or compliance needs, contact info@madarsonit.com .
Disclaimer: Red Hat, Inc holds the trademarks for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), and its associated branding. Madarson IT does not provide commercial licenses on any product.
Highlights
- . Optimized Python AI/ML environment with JupyterLab, NumPy, Pandas, scikit-learn, XGBoost, LightGBM, and visualization libraries preinstalled . Persistent notebook and environment storage designed for cloud images (no dependency on ephemeral disks)
- . Systemd-managed JupyterLab service for automatic startup, reliability, and simplified operations . Ideal for quick-start AI/ML labs, PoCs, and training environments on public cloud infrastructure
- . Token-based authentication enabled by default (no hardcoded credentials or passwords) . Customer-controlled network exposure, requiring explicit opening of TCP port 8888 via cloud security groups
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|---|---|
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t2.micro | $0.05 |
t3.micro | $0.10 |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 AI/ML Environment with JupyterLab
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Usage instructions
Allow inbound SSH access in your security group (TCP port 22) Allow inbound Jupyter web access in your security group on TCP port 8888 To connect to your instance using the Amazon EC2 console: Open the Amazon EC2 console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ec2/ . In the navigation pane, choose Instances. Select the instance and choose Connect. Choose the EC2 Instance Connect tab. For Connection type, choose Connect using EC2 Instance Connect. Access the ec2 with the default username: "ec2-user" OR Alternatively, access Jupyter web console at http://your-vm-ip:8888 To Get access URL / token from the terminal: sudo journalctl -u jupyterlab | grep token
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