Overview
JupyterHub sign-in page
The JupyterHub sign-in page, served on first boot with no manual setup.
JupyterHub sign-in page
JupyterHub user home
JupyterLab session
Administrator panel
This is a repackaged open source software product wherein additional charges apply for cloudimg support services.
Overview JupyterHub is the open source multi user platform for Jupyter notebooks, used by research teams, classrooms and data science groups around the world. This image delivers JupyterHub fully installed and configured, so a complete multi user notebook environment is running within minutes of launch. The current release available is JupyterHub 5.
Application Stack JupyterHub running on Python in a dedicated virtual environment. JupyterLab and the classic notebook are installed alongside, so every spawned user server has a modern interface. The configurable HTTP proxy is provided by the official NodeSource Node.js LTS package. The native authenticator extension gives an in image signup and approval flow with no dependency on Linux system accounts.
Secure First Boot On the first boot of your instance a one shot service generates a fresh administrator password unique to that instance and writes it to a root only file. No shared or default credentials ship in the image. The administrator can then approve further signups from the web UI.
Ready To Use The JupyterHub server, proxy and database are all configured. Browse to the instance address on port 8000 and sign in as the cloudimg administrator user. From the admin panel you can manage users, approve signups, start and stop single user servers, and switch to JupyterLab or the classic notebook.
cloudimg Support 24/7 technical support by email and chat. Help with JupyterHub deployment, upgrades, authenticator and spawner configuration, JupyterLab extensions and performance tuning.
Use Cases Multi user classroom and training environments. Shared data science workbenches. Research group analytics platforms. Interactive notebook hosting for small teams.
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Highlights
- JupyterHub preinstalled with Python, JupyterLab, the classic notebook and the native signup login flow, with no manual setup
- Hardened first boot generates a fresh administrator password for every instance and stores it in a file only the root user can read
- 24/7 technical support from cloudimg, with expert assistance for JupyterHub deployment, configuration, upgrades and notebook environment tuning
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Dimension | Description | Cost/hour |
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m5.large Recommended | m5.large | $0.08 |
t2.micro | t2.micro instance type | $0.04 |
t3.micro | t3.micro instance type | $0.04 |
r8a.xlarge | r8a.xlarge instance type | $0.12 |
c5a.2xlarge | c5a.2xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
h1.8xlarge | h1.8xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
r5dn.4xlarge | r5dn.4xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
r6idn.2xlarge | r6idn.2xlarge instance type | $0.24 |
r6in.large | r6in.large instance type | $0.08 |
x8i.large | x8i.large instance type | $0.08 |
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Version release notes
Initial release of JupyterHub 5 with JupyterLab and the native authenticator.
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Usage instructions
Connect via SSH on port 22 as the default login user for your operating system variant (the user guide lists it per variant). JupyterHub is served on port 8000. Browse to http://<instance-public-ip>:8000/ and sign in as the 'cloudimg' user. Retrieve the generated administrator password with: sudo cat /root/jupyterhub-credentials.txt. Additional users can sign up from the web UI and be approved from the admin panel.
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cloudimg provides 24/7 technical support for this product by email and live chat. Our engineers help with deployment, configuration, updates, performance tuning and troubleshooting; critical issues receive a one hour average response. Contact support@cloudimg.co.uk .
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