The Littlest JupyterHub - AWS

Presented at PyCon India as part of a workshop on JupyterHub, Binder, and JupyterLab

Transcript

1. 
 Carol Willing JupyterHub Team Workshop Oct 05, 2018 @WillingCarol The Littlest JupyterHub AWS
2. TLJH @WillingCarol
3. Why TLJH? Simplify @WillingCarol
4. Set up a Development System A small class < 100 users Single server deployment User group meetings and meetups A short term workshop @WillingCarol When to use TLJH
5. Documentation @WillingCarol the-littlest-jupyterhub.readthedocs.io
6. 
 Digital Ocean Jetstream Google Cloud AWS Your Ubuntu 18.04 server @WillingCarol
7. Amazon Web Services (AWS) @WillingCarol
8. Let's begin @WillingCarol
9. Create an AWS account @WillingCarol
10. Create an AWS account @WillingCarol
11. Log in to AWS account @WillingCarol
12. Create an EC2 instance @WillingCarol
13. AWS dashboard @WillingCarol
14. AWS dashboard @WillingCarol
15. Create Instance @WillingCarol
16. AWS dashboard @WillingCarol
17. Configure instance @WillingCarol
18. Choose Ubuntu 18.04 LTS @WillingCarol
19. Let's start with a small instance @WillingCarol
20. Configure TLJH command and admin @WillingCarol
21. Configure TLJH command and admin @WillingCarol
22. Configure storage @WillingCarol
23. Add tag @WillingCarol
24. Configure security group and networking @WillingCarol
25. Review and launch @WillingCarol
26. Create SSH key pair (or use existing*) @WillingCarol
27. Select SSH key pair and launch @WillingCarol
28. Monitor launch status @WillingCarol
29. Launch progress @WillingCarol
30. Go to IP address in a browser @WillingCarol
31. JupyterHub @WillingCarol
32. JupyterHub Sign In page @WillingCarol
33. Log in as an admin user @WillingCarol
34. JupyterHub and Notebook Browser UI @WillingCarol
35. JupyterHub Control Panel @WillingCarol
36. JupyterHub Admin Tab @WillingCarol
37. Congrats @WillingCarol