jupyterhub-ansible

This ansible playbook is used to setup, configure and manage DCIC's JupyterHub. UMD's LDAP is used for authentication and every logged in user gets their own environment managed as a Docker container.

Jupyter's datascience-notebook is used which includes Python, R and Julia notebook environments with tons of useful third party libraries. But if other languages we can pick additional containers from docker-stacks or build our own. Leave an issue ticket if you'd like more things to be included.

Setup

First get this repository if you haven't already:

git clone https://github.com/umd-dcic/jupyterhub-ansible.git
cd jupyterhub-ansible

Edit hosts to point at the IP address of your server you want to target with the playbook. Make sure the section name for your IP address matches the hosts property in your jupyterhub.yml file. Edit the hub_ip property in your group_vars/all/config.yml to point at the public IP address for your JupyterHub instance.

We run JupyterHub under SSL. If you have a certificate (ssl.crt) and private key already (ssl.key) you can place them in this directory. Otherwise you can generate a self signed certificate by:

openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout ssl.key -out ssl.crt -days XXX

If there is a passphrase associated with your certificate you will want to:

cp group_vars/all/secret.template group_vars/all/secret.yml

and then add it the passphrase to group_vars/secret.yml.

Run

Obviously you'll need to install Ansible in order to run the playbook. But once you've got Ansible you can install and start up JupyterHub by:

ansible-playbook jupyterhub.yml

Develop

If you want to work on this playbook you can use the supplied Vagrant setup which will bring up a virtual Ubuntu instance and configure that:

vagrant up

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