JupyterHub

This guide demonstrates how to deploy JupyterHub to provide collaborative Jupyter notebook environments for multiple users.

Deploy JupyterHub

Tip

JupyterHub provides a multi-user environment where multiple users can access Jupyter notebooks simultaneously, making it ideal for collaborative data science and educational purposes.

1. Navigate to the Applications Store:

   Open your browser and go to:

   <url>/scope/<scope-name>/applications/store

2. Search and install JupyterHub:

   • Search for jupyterhub
   • Click on the JupyterHub card
   • Click the Install button and follow the installation wizard
   • Review and confirm the Helm Chart configuration

3. Verify the deployment:

   Go to the Workloads page:

   <url>/scope/<scope-name>/applications/workloads

   • Use the Namespace filter to find the deployment
   • Search for jupyterhub to locate the deployed JupyterHub workload
   • Verify that the workload status shows as running

4. Access JupyterHub:

   • In the same Workloads list, locate the workload named proxy
   • Click on the NodePort link to open JupyterHub in your browser

   Default Credentials

   The default login credentials are:

   • Username: admin
   • Password: admin

   For production environments, it’s highly recommended to change these credentials through JupyterHub administration settings.

Initial Setup

Once JupyterHub is deployed and running:

1. Access the JupyterHub login page
2. Create or log in with your credentials
3. Start a new notebook server
4. Begin using Jupyter notebooks for data analysis and development

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