Zero to JupyterHub with Kubernetes
A tutorial to help install and manage JupyterHub with Kubernetes
Table of Contents
Step Zero: your Kubernetes cluster
- Creating a Kubernetes Cluster
- Step Zero: Kubernetes on Google Cloud
- Step Zero: Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure Container Service (AKS)
- Step Zero: Kubernetes on Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Step Zero: Amazon Web Services (AWS) - Elastic Container with Kubernetes (EKS)
- Setting up EFS storage on AWS
- JupyterHub on Red Hat OpenShift
Creating your JupyterHub
- Getting started with JupyterHub
- Setting up Helm
- Setting up JupyterHub
- Turning Off JupyterHub and Computational Resources
Customization Guide
- Extending your JupyterHub setup
- Customizing the User Environment
- User Resources
- User storage in JupyterHub
- User Management
Administrator Guide
- The JupyterHub Architecture
- Debugging Kubernetes
- Authentication
- Speed and Optimization
- Security
- Upgrading your JupyterHub Kubernetes deployment
- FAQ
- Advanced Topics
- Appendix: Projecting deployment costs
Resources from the community
- Community-authored documentation
- Zero to JupyterHub Gallery of Deployments
- Tips and command snippets
Reference
- Helm Chart Configuration Reference
- Official JupyterHub and Project Jupyter Documentation
- Tools used in a JupyterHub Deployment
- Glossary