Hi. In this video we'll configure our Jupyter Hub.
Okay. We have successfully launched, uh,
our Jupyter Hub from Docker container with a map folder.
And now let's change fuel settings and prepare our Jupyter Hub for
usage. Uh, this will be the steps. What we'll do, uh,
we'll log in as route into the container. We'll generate default config.
Then in the configuration file, we'll set up one admin user. Uh,
do not worry that it doesn't exist yet. We'll create it, uh, uh,
in our next video. Then we'll set up admin access. With this,
the admin users will be able to log into the other regular user
servers,
and we will also set up that admin users will be able to create other users
as well. Now,
let's log into the container and generate default config.
Okay, we are now locked, uh, as through the user in the container,
and we see that we are in the Jupyter Hub folder.
Uh, now let's generate the default config.
Okay. The file is already generated. Um,
I put the prepared configuration file in the folder
for model number 10 and let's explore it.
This is the file. It basically contains all the possible settings,
which you can set up, which are commented out. And here at the end,
I put here the settings.
Now let's go back and let's copy the file into this folder.
Okay? Uh, now another the thing,
what we have to do is to install necessary packages for the Jupyter server.
We have to install the notebook package,
which installs Jupyter Lab and other Jupyter dependencies. Without this,
you will be not able to spout a server for any user.
We can now check, uh, for example, what, uh, packages are installed.
We see there are no Jupyter Lab, only Jupyter Hub, basically.
Okay, let's do pip install notebook.
Okay, it's done. And now let's, uh, restart, uh, the container.
In our next video, we'll create Jupyter Hub users,
and we will try to log in under their credentials.