JupyterHub: Creating ELIXIR Node-Specific JupyterHub Deployment Instructions

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Why?

Jupyter Notebook is an application for creating and sharing computational documents. JupyterHub is a way of providing the Notebooks to multiple users. The benefit is that users gain easy interactive access to computational resources without need to install anything.

The goal of this issue is to create ELIXIR Node-Specific JupyterHub Deployment Instructions

Objective: Document customized deployment instructions for JupyterHub on different ELIXIR node backends, covering unique configurations per infrastructure.

Scope: Each ELIXIR node might have its own networking, authentication, and storage configurations. Instructions should clarify these node-specific requirements.

How?

Several people can work on this issue, depending on the infrastructure type that have available.

1. Decide which infrastructure type you can support (local deployment, Kubernetes, cloud (Azure, Google, AWS, OpenStack, VMWare), or any other
2. Study the JupyterHub documentation and set up functional instance
3. Don't forget to incorporate security - setting up authentication, authorization. If you have an opportunity to set up JH instance with any identity provider, use that!
4. Try to think about storage - how it would be possible to attach S3, NFS, CEPH or local storage?
5. Take notes and later publish your findings in the documentation Hub

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• Start working 🚀