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Similar to the [Installing python packages in the user environment](http://tljh.jupyter.org/en/latest/topic/customizing-installer.html#installing-python-packages-in-the-user-environment) section, it w…
jtpio updated
4 years ago
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There should be a clear process (and documentation) on how to add new environments to the hub installation.
These environments will come from repositories containing the materials, and be built usi…
jtpio updated
4 years ago
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Really cool to see more options for one-click JupyterHub deployments!
Are there any plans to also support TLJH plugins, for example as extra parameters?
I quickly checked the [azuredeploy.json](…
jtpio updated
4 years ago
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**TLDR**: It would be great for the Voila Gallery to use a BinderHub ([mybinder.org](https://mybinder.org)) as a backend.
### BinderHub as a backend for the gallery
The proposal is as follows:
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jtpio updated
4 years ago
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Ideally it would be great to use an existing JupyterHub distribution such as [The Littlest JupyterHub](https://tljh.readthedocs.io).
The current recommendations for using TLJH are listed in https:/…
jtpio updated
4 years ago
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Currently:
- the gallery runs on a single machine using TLJH provisioned using [this bootstrap command](https://github.com/voila-gallery/gallery#deploying-your-own-gallery)
- when the hooks have c…
jtpio updated
5 years ago
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There's still a few installation niggles:
- [x] the `gallery.yaml` file needs to be manually copied into site-packages. The best way to solve this might be through package data? Addressed in PR #13 .…
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### Ubuntu 18.04
### `nbgrader --version`nbgrader version 0.5.5
### `jupyterhub --version` (if used with JupyterHub)
### `jupyter notebook --version` TLJH v.1
### Expected behavior W…
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Since TLJH doesn't use containers, using this with GPUs should be easy. We should add documentation on how to do it. If necessary, we can make changes here - or create a [tljh plugin](http://tljh.jupy…
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Issue #11 Addresses the need to document getting the environment to be used by `sudo -E`. I managed to install `TLJH` successfully this morning on an `ubuntu 18.04` instance running in an OpenStack pr…