Ready to use JupyterHub installation with support for multiple users, easy user management, multiple Python and R versions with core packages installed. Support for GPUs. Includes RStudio and VSCode.
For more information look at our documentation: https://aws.inmatura.com/ami/jupyterhub/
The JupyterHub AMI provides a multi-user JupyterHub installation with easy user management that can be launched on any AWS EC2 instance types.
It gives users access to AI and data science tools and resources without installation and maintenance tasks while providing the full flexibility of managing your own infrastructure. No vendor Lock-In.
Immediately start using your JupyterHub installation, no SSH required to launch any services
Multiple IDEs including JupyterLab, Jupyter Classic Notebook, RStudio IDE, and VSCode
Multiple Python and R versions installed and configured
A set of most popular Open Source packages installed and configured
Easily installation of more packages, you have control
Basic set of extensions installed without cluttering the server so you can configure the installation as needed
Manage access of multiple users using an industry-standard system based on KeyCloak
Easily connect to external LDAP or Kerberos to federate users from KeyCloak
Easily configure a custon DNS for SSL termination
GPU and multiple version of CUDA installed for the best usage of PyTorch and TensorFlow
No per RAM or CPU pricing. Just a small fee for the AMI and use any EC2 instance type including GPUs
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JupyterHub multiple user server + GPU Support + RStudio and VSCode
Pricing is based on actual usage, with charges varying according to how much you consume. Subscriptions have no end date and may be canceled any time.
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If you are an AWS Free Tier customer with a free plan, you are eligible to subscribe to this offer. You can use free credits to cover the cost of eligible AWS infrastructure. See AWS Free Tier for more details. If you created an AWS account before July 15th, 2025, and qualify for the Legacy AWS Free Tier, Amazon EC2 charges for Micro instances are free for up to 750 hours per month. See Legacy AWS Free Tier for more details.
You pay an hourly software fee that stays the same across every option. Each dimension maps to a specific EC2 instance type, measured in hours. The list spans general-purpose, compute-optimized, memory sizes, and GPU instances. The software fee does not change by RAM, CPU, or GPU. Pick the instance that fits your workload, including GPU types for machine learning. You are charged only while your EC2 instance runs. AWS infrastructure costs are separate and depend on the instance type you choose. Larger or GPU instances raise your AWS infrastructure cost, not the software fee itself.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What do the GPU instance options, like the p3 and g3 types, add to this product?
GPU instances provide graphics hardware for machine learning work. This product installs GPU drivers and multiple CUDA versions, tuned for common deep learning frameworks. You pick a GPU instance when you need that acceleration. The software fee stays the same whether you choose a GPU or non-GPU instance.
Am I charged the software fee when my EC2 instance is stopped?
No. You pay the hourly software fee only while your EC2 instance is running. A stopped instance stops software charges. Note that AWS may still bill separately for storage tied to a stopped instance, but that is infrastructure cost, not the software fee.
If I move from a small instance to a large one, does my software fee rise?
No. The software fee is the same flat hourly rate across every instance type listed. It does not scale with RAM, CPU, or GPU count. Moving to a larger instance raises only your separate AWS infrastructure cost, which depends on the instance you select.
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Version release notes
Update JupyterHub, Keycloak, Python, R, libraries, GPU driver and other underlying dependencies.
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Usage instructions
After launching an EC2 instance JupyterHub will start automatically on port 80
Access it at: http://<instance-ip>
The default username is: jupyterhub-admin
The default password is the EC2 instance ID, you can get that from the EC2 dashboard, for example: i-0b3445939c7492
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This product has charges associated with it for product support and updates. Connect to a full-featured Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Desktop environment through your browser or natively using a Remote Desktop client. Securely access Jupyter, RStudio Server or a Terminal session directly from your browser. Ships with the latest versions of Google Chrome, Jupyter, RStudio Server, VS Code.
We could not get SSO to work with Azure AD. There is very little documentation for this AMI, and it just points you to KeyCloak's documentation for authentication - which was not helpful. I emailed support and never heard back.
James
Does not work
Reviewed on May 04, 2023
Review from a verified AWS customer
Once the instance is running, you open the web page and the only option it gives you is 'Sign In With KeyCloak'. When you click the button, it goes to 'This site can’t be reached'.
Please fix this!
Dev
It does not work
Reviewed on May 04, 2022
Review from a verified AWS customer
When the page opens there is a button that says "Sign in with KeyCloak", but when you click it does not redirect to the sign in page.
Pedro Sanchez
It does what it does
Reviewed on Oct 08, 2021
Review from a verified AWS customer
The AMI does exactly what it says it does. It is intended for people that know Jupyter and Python in order to extend the install other environments and other functionality but at the same time it works out of the box, as an AMI service you still need to manage the instance, backups but its easy to integrate with existing processes.
julien
lots of anoying bug
Reviewed on Apr 18, 2020
Review from a verified AWS customer
For a product as simple as this one there are a lot of annoying bugs. e.g. impossible to export large files (50mb) if your notebook becomes too large it doesn't save.